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"I've Finally Made It": JD Vance Reacts To Animated Debut On 'South Park'
US Vice President JD Vance on Thursday reacted to South Park's latest episode in which he was mocked alongside President Donald Trump and other members of his administration.
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US Government Freezes $108M In Funds To Duke University Amid Alleged Racial Bias Probe
The letter accuses Duke of providing racial preferences in recruiting, admissions, scholarships, hiring and more. It refers to allegations of discrimination without offering specific examples.
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US To Pull Out Of UNESCO Citing Anti-Israel Bias 2 Years After Rejoining
The United States announced Tuesday it will again pull out of the U.N.'s educational, scientific and cultural agency because it believes that its involvement is not in the country's national interest, and that the agency promotes anti-Israel speech.
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Trump Says 'Mindbogglingly Historic' Deal With Harvard Will Be Announced Soon
Earlier, the president had accused Harvard of failing to clamp down and perpetuating antisemitism. He had terminated $2 billion in grants and also tried to ban the school from granting admission to international students.
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'Harvard Is Starting To Behave': Donald Trump On Student Visa Row
Amid accusations on Harvard and Columbia of fomenting antisemitism, Trump had cancelled $2 billion in grants to Harvard and $400 million in grants to Columbia.
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As American Dreams Fade, How Asia Is Challenging US Supremacy In Education
As political dynamics change, Asia is stepping up to redefine the study-abroad landscape and to make a mark on it, reiterating and positioning itself as an upcoming and leading destination for higher education.
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"Don't Want To See Shopping Centres Explode": Trump On Foreign Students
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday called international students "troublemakers" and suggested a 15 per cent cap should be imposed on the admission of foreign students at Harvard University and other American higher education institutions.
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Harvard Sues Trump Administration For Barring Enrolment Of Foreign Students
Harvard University on Friday sued the US administration against its decision to revoke its eligibility to enrol international students, in an escalation of the fight between President Donald Trump and the prestigious university.
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Explained: Why Trump Administration Barred Harvard From Enrolling Foreign Students
The decision, announced by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), leaves the status of over 6,000 foreign students - including several hundred from India - at Harvard hanging in the balance.
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How Harvard Reacted To Trump's Diktat That Led To Fund Freeze
Last Friday, the Trump Administration sent a letter to Harvard University--an institution 140 years older than the United States-- asking it to end its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in hiring, admissions, and programs.
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Secret Service Chief's "Most Serious Lapse" Admission Over Trump Shooting
The failed assassination bid on former US President Donald Trump is the "most serious" security lapse since the then President Ronald Regan was shot in 1981, the head of the US Secret Service conceded to lawmakers on Monday.
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"Great Day For US": Trump On Ban On Use Of Race In University Admissions
Former US president Donald Trump on Thursday hailed a "great day for America" after the Supreme Court banned the use of race and ethnicity in university admissions.
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Donald Trump Slashes US Refugee Admissions To Record Low
US President Donald Trump has slashed US admissions of refugees to a record low of no more than 15,000 as he fiercely denounced migrants from Somalia and other war-torn nations on the campaign trail.
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Every Nation Has The Right To Secure, Controlled Borders: Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that his government will always welcome newcomers who share values the country espouses and his government was working to ensure that anyone who threatens the security of our citizens is denied admission and pays a big price.
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After Trump Says He's Having "Second Thoughts", A Scramble To Decrypt It
Donald Trump's remarks dominated the news Sunday, in part, because they seemed to be a rare admission of self doubt or a mistake by Trump, who rarely concedes any such thing.
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"I've Finally Made It": JD Vance Reacts To Animated Debut On 'South Park'
US Vice President JD Vance on Thursday reacted to South Park's latest episode in which he was mocked alongside President Donald Trump and other members of his administration.
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US Government Freezes $108M In Funds To Duke University Amid Alleged Racial Bias Probe
The letter accuses Duke of providing racial preferences in recruiting, admissions, scholarships, hiring and more. It refers to allegations of discrimination without offering specific examples.
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US To Pull Out Of UNESCO Citing Anti-Israel Bias 2 Years After Rejoining
The United States announced Tuesday it will again pull out of the U.N.'s educational, scientific and cultural agency because it believes that its involvement is not in the country's national interest, and that the agency promotes anti-Israel speech.
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Trump Says 'Mindbogglingly Historic' Deal With Harvard Will Be Announced Soon
Earlier, the president had accused Harvard of failing to clamp down and perpetuating antisemitism. He had terminated $2 billion in grants and also tried to ban the school from granting admission to international students.
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'Harvard Is Starting To Behave': Donald Trump On Student Visa Row
Amid accusations on Harvard and Columbia of fomenting antisemitism, Trump had cancelled $2 billion in grants to Harvard and $400 million in grants to Columbia.
-
As American Dreams Fade, How Asia Is Challenging US Supremacy In Education
As political dynamics change, Asia is stepping up to redefine the study-abroad landscape and to make a mark on it, reiterating and positioning itself as an upcoming and leading destination for higher education.
-
"Don't Want To See Shopping Centres Explode": Trump On Foreign Students
US President Donald Trump on Wednesday called international students "troublemakers" and suggested a 15 per cent cap should be imposed on the admission of foreign students at Harvard University and other American higher education institutions.
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Harvard Sues Trump Administration For Barring Enrolment Of Foreign Students
Harvard University on Friday sued the US administration against its decision to revoke its eligibility to enrol international students, in an escalation of the fight between President Donald Trump and the prestigious university.
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Explained: Why Trump Administration Barred Harvard From Enrolling Foreign Students
The decision, announced by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), leaves the status of over 6,000 foreign students - including several hundred from India - at Harvard hanging in the balance.
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How Harvard Reacted To Trump's Diktat That Led To Fund Freeze
Last Friday, the Trump Administration sent a letter to Harvard University--an institution 140 years older than the United States-- asking it to end its diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives in hiring, admissions, and programs.
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Secret Service Chief's "Most Serious Lapse" Admission Over Trump Shooting
The failed assassination bid on former US President Donald Trump is the "most serious" security lapse since the then President Ronald Regan was shot in 1981, the head of the US Secret Service conceded to lawmakers on Monday.
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"Great Day For US": Trump On Ban On Use Of Race In University Admissions
Former US president Donald Trump on Thursday hailed a "great day for America" after the Supreme Court banned the use of race and ethnicity in university admissions.
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Donald Trump Slashes US Refugee Admissions To Record Low
US President Donald Trump has slashed US admissions of refugees to a record low of no more than 15,000 as he fiercely denounced migrants from Somalia and other war-torn nations on the campaign trail.
-
Every Nation Has The Right To Secure, Controlled Borders: Donald Trump
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that his government will always welcome newcomers who share values the country espouses and his government was working to ensure that anyone who threatens the security of our citizens is denied admission and pays a big price.
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After Trump Says He's Having "Second Thoughts", A Scramble To Decrypt It
Donald Trump's remarks dominated the news Sunday, in part, because they seemed to be a rare admission of self doubt or a mistake by Trump, who rarely concedes any such thing.
