Trump bans Harvard from accepting foreign students
The Trump administration has revoked Harvard’s authorization to enroll foreign students over its refusal to address alleged antisemitism Read Full Article at RT.com
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Fire Breaks Out at a Data Center Leased by Elon Musk’s X
The fire department said a room with batteries contributed to the blaze at a building leased by Elon Musk’s X near Portland, Oregon.
Sofia Vergara said dating someone with less money than her would be a ‘nightmare.’ We asked 3 therapists what they think.
Sofía Vergara says that when you date someone with less money, "they end up resenting you." BI spoke to therapists about how income can impact power dynamics.
French justice minister calls for abolishing cash
France’s Justice Minister Gerald Darmanin has proposed abolishing cash, arguing that digital payments are much easier to trace Read Full Article at RT.com
My baby isn’t even a year old and has already been on 8 flights. Here’s how we survived them.
I was nervous the first time I flew with my baby. After eight flights together in less than a year, we’ve learned what works and what doesn’t.
German justice minister calls for potentially banning largest opposition party
Germany’s Justice Minister Stefanie Hubig has called for a serious examination into whether the AfD party should be banned Read Full Article at RT.com
Legaltech unicorn Harvey has agreed to spend $150 million on Azure over two years, an internal memo shows
Harvey, which builds chatbots and agents tailored for legal and professional services, is gassing up on Azure cloud credits as it scales up.
Hinge Health just broke open the digital health IPO market. Here’s who’s getting rich.
The stakes of Hinge Health’s investors and executives are now worth millions after the company debuted on the stock market.
White House says Trump wants to primary Republicans who voted against the ‘Big Beautiful Bill’
Reps. Warren Davidson of Ohio and Thomas Massie of Kentucky were the only two House Republicans to vote against the bill.
Bids for Pope Leo XIV’s childhood home start at $250,000, but there’s a catch
The humble home in Illinois was thrust into the spotlight when Pope Leo XIV became the leader of the Catholic Church earlier this month.