Harvard University has rejected demands from the Trump administration as it threatens the school’s federal funding, with just over $9 billion on the line.
Read More Harvard Stands Firm Against Trump Admin’s Policy Demands Despite Billions In Funding On The Line
A suspect who was arrested this weekend in connection with the arsonist attack on Pennsylvania Democratic Governor Josh Shapiro’s residence reportedly shared disturbing images on social media that offered insight into his mental state.
Read More Pennsylvania: Suspected Arsonist Identified In Firebombing Of Gov. Shapiro’s Home, ‘Troubling’ Online Presence Uncovered
President Donald Trump has announced that semiconductors and chips imported into the United States will be hit with specific tariffs, adding that the tariff percentages for the products will be announced within the week.
Read More Trump Unveils New Tariffs On Foreign Electronics, Boosting U.S. Chip Industry
A Trump appointed official who has helped and oversaw the dismantling of USAID has reportedly abruptly left his post after just less than three months.
Read More Pete Marocco, Trump Official Who Oversaw USAID Overhaul, Abruptly Leaves State Department
Meta bought up nascent rivals Instagram and WhatsApp after its attempts to compete had failed, an attorney for the U.S. Federal Trade Commission said.
Read More Facebook owner Meta bought Instagram, WhatsApp instead of competing, FTC says at trial
Lisa and Jennie of the Korean pop music group Blackpink performed for the first time as solo artists in front of massive crowds at Coachella.
Read More Two members of K-pop group Blackpink go solo at Coachella festival