Pentagon Orders 30 Universities to Audit Foreign Ties to Avoid Funding Loss
The Pentagon has ordered 30 universities, including Harvard and NYU, to audit their financial and research ties to foreign entities to prevent the loss of feder
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The Pentagon has ordered 30 universities, including Harvard and NYU, to audit their financial and research ties to foreign entities to prevent the loss of feder
The Pentagon has ordered 30 universities, including Harvard and NYU, to audit their foreign financial and research ties to prevent potential loss of federal fun
King Harald V of Norway has been hospitalized and is on sick leave as he deals with a rare blood condition. At 89 years old, he is among the longest-serving mon
The Supreme Court is set to review a Texas law that mandates the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools. Families' attorneys contend that this law vi
A Palestinian-American family has been confined to their home in the West Bank for more than a week due to Israeli settlers surrounding the property. The Israel
President Donald Trump's approval rating has dropped to 33%, according to a Reuters-Ipsos poll. Concerns about the ongoing conflict with Iran, which many Americ
Relay, an AI automation startup, has shut down, with its employees moving to Google's Chrome team. CEO Jacob Bank mentioned future plans for AI integration in C
Luigi Mangione's murder trial in New York has been postponed after he pleaded guilty to federal charges. The trial, which was set to start on September 8, invol
The Florida GOP race has seen accusations of carpetbagging as six former congressional candidates from other states enter the competition in Southwest Florida.
The CDC reported a decrease in vaccination rates among kindergartners for the 2025-2026 school year, with exemptions rising to 4.2%. Coverage for key vaccines l
Following the signing of an interim deal with Iran in June, negotiations were set to take place over two months. As of August 17, 2026, these negotiations have
Former SpaceX engineers have founded a startup named 1872, which aims to automate steel manufacturing using AI and robotics. The company plans to establish a pr
Jared Kushner and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu held discussions regarding the advancement of a Gaza deal. This meeting follows Kushner's talks with
Declassified FBI documents show that former Representative Eric Swalwell admitted to having physical relations with Christine Fang Fang, a suspected Chinese int
The ACLU has requested the Supreme Court to review a Texas law that requires public schools to display the Ten Commandments, claiming it violates First Amendmen
Shasta County in California is set to hire Tina Peters, a former Colorado election clerk, as an elections consultant. Peters, who has recently been released fro
Lakesha Brown, a babysitter in Georgia, has been arrested for allegedly kidnapping two sisters, Zola and Norah Cooper. The girls were safely recovered by police
A former federal prosecutor is suing the DOJ, alleging that her firing was unlawful and politically motivated. The lawsuit claims the dismissal was linked to he
A former federal prosecutor is suing the DOJ, alleging that her firing was unlawful and politically motivated. The case is linked to her work on a prosecution i
Tropical Storm Lala has caused substantial damage on Hawaii's Big Island, affecting over 100 homes and six bridges. The storm also left more than 100,000 reside
The CDC has reported that MMR vaccination rates among U.S. kindergarteners are not meeting the ideal levels needed to prevent outbreaks. Additionally, there has
A Reuters/Ipsos poll shows that President Trump's approval rating stands at 33%, with 64% of respondents disapproving of his job performance. The survey was con
The San Rocco tradition in Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, celebrated its 101st year, showcasing how the event has adapted while retaining its cultural significance. O
UNIFIL has documented an average of 137 projectiles fired daily in Lebanon over the last two weeks. The rise in military activity has raised concerns regarding
Defense Secretary [Name] is reportedly considering a potential presidential run or another political role after his time in the Trump administration. This specu
The House ethics panel is investigating California Representative Jimmy Gomez over allegations of sexual misconduct. Gomez has admitted to making personal mista
The US Supreme Court has rejected Donald Trump's appeal concerning the sexual abuse allegations made by E Jean Carroll from 1996. This ruling represents a conti
Kevin Lamour, a senior official at FIFA, was dismissed after he criticized FIFA President Gianni Infantino three weeks prior. The governing body has not provide
Iraq is planning a new oil pipeline that would export oil through Syria, with a projected cost of at least $15 billion and a timeline of four years for reconstr
Lima, Peru is experiencing significant flooding due to heavy rains, which have caused road closures, overflowing rivers, and landslides. The situation continues
A new poll indicates that most US citizens are worried about the war on Iran. This reflects growing public concern regarding the situation.
President Trump threatened military action against Oman if it interferes with U.S. negotiations regarding the Strait of Hormuz. His comments came amid ongoing d
President Donald Trump has ordered a reduction in joint military exercises with South Korea, citing the ally's refusal to participate in the U.S. military effor
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will visit Iowa on Monday to speak at events for veterans and support Republican candidates, as the GOP aims to secure congressio
Progressive lawmakers and Democratic candidates are heading to Montevideo, Uruguay, for the PanAmerican Congress scheduled for August 21-23. They plan to discus
Luigi Mangione's murder trial has been postponed indefinitely following an order from Judge Gregory Carro. The Manhattan District Attorney's office is required
Paramount Skydance has requested a $1.88 billion bond from California and other states to cover financial losses from its blocked merger with Warner Bros. Disco
The national average exemption rate for school vaccinations in the U.S. has set a record for the fourth year in a row, with many parents choosing to forgo vacci
President Trump defended the USS Abraham Lincoln, claiming it is well-maintained despite reports of poor living conditions. He criticized CNN's coverage during
Democrats are looking to Stephen Miller's approach to immigration as a potential model for future policy if a Democratic president is elected in 2028. Ken Salaz
Cybersecurity experts have noted that a significant number of Apple users received a recent spyware threat notification. The details surrounding the alert and i
Fourteen individuals, including 13 former Penn State students, have been charged in a cocaine trafficking case linked to two fraternity houses. The operation al
Multiple Wisconsin cities are terminating their agreements with Flock's automated license plate camera system over privacy concerns. This withdrawal is impactin
The New York City Department of Health is set to implement new regulations requiring property inspections within 14 days of rat infestation complaints. This mov
The USS George Washington is being redeployed to the Middle East, leaving the U.S. without an aircraft carrier in the Pacific. This situation raises concerns ab
A federal appeals court has confirmed the disqualification of Sigal Chattah from her role as U.S. Attorney in Nevada. The ruling determined that the Justice Dep
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld the disqualification of Sigal Chattah from her position as U.S. attorney in Nevada. The court found that the Ju
During a recent testimony, Lindsay Clancy's family members discussed her deteriorating mental health, highlighting symptoms such as anxiety, paranoia, and suici
A poker dealer in San Diego has been charged with arson after allegedly starting a fire that resulted in evacuations and endangered local residences. The indivi
Maycon Souto Dos Reis, a 54-year-old man, was arrested by ICE in Boston. He had been convicted of murder in Brazil in 2024 but left the country prior to serving