Harvard University Files Another Lawsuit Against Trump Administration Over Foreign Student Ban
On Friday, Harvard University announced its latest legal challenge against the administration of former President Donald Trump, this time targeting the government's decision to prevent the institution from accepting foreign students. This marks the second lawsuit initiated within a matter of weeks, following one filed in late April concerning a …
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IBEX 35 Plummets Amid Trump’s Tariff Threats to Europe
In an unsettling repeat of market volatility akin to Groundhog Day, the IBEX 35 has once again taken a severe hit following remarks from U.S. President Donald Trump. On Friday, President Trump reiterated his intention to impose a staggering 50% tariff on European goods, set to take effect on …
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Trump's 50% Tariff Proposal Sparks Trade Tensions with EU
In a dramatic turn of events, former President Donald Trump announced his intention to impose a staggering 50% tariff on all European Union imports to the United States starting June 1, 2025. The announcement was made through his Truth Social platform, where he expressed frustration over stalled trade negotiations between …
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Princess Elisabeth's Harvard Journey at Risk Due to Trump Administration's Ban
Princess Elisabeth, the 23-year-old future queen of Belgium, has just completed her first year at Harvard University. However, the ban imposed by the Trump administration on foreign students studying in the U.S. could jeopardize her continued attendance. On Thursday, the U.S. president's administration revoked Harvard's ability to enroll …
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Return of the Dioscuri: Iconic Roman Statues Restored for Jubilee Year
The Dioscuri, the ancient Roman statues of the demigods Castor and Pollux, have been restored to their former glory after a meticulous 240-day restoration, unveiled just in time for the Roman Catholic Jubilee Holy Year. These iconic statues, which have been positioned outside the presidential Quirinale Palace since the 16th …
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Trump's New Tariffs: A Bold Move Against Europe and Beyond
In a move that has stirred significant controversy and concern, President Donald Trump has announced a new 50% tariff on goods imported from the European Union, set to take effect on June 1, 2025. The announcement was made via his social media platform, TruthSocial, where he outlined the administration's strategy …
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Graciela Iturbide Receives the 2025 Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts
Mexican photographer Graciela Iturbide has been honored with the prestigious Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts 2025. The jury praised her innovative perspective, recognizing how her work powerfully depicts the social realities not just of Mexico, but of various countries where she has worked. Her photographs reveal a captivating …
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Historic Prisoner Exchange Between Ukraine and Russia: A Step Towards Peace?
On Friday, former United States President Donald Trump announced through his Truth Social network that a significant prisoner exchange between Ukraine and Russia has been completed, marking a notable development in the ongoing conflict between the two nations. Trump congratulated both parties on the successful negotiations, hinting at the possibility …
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Harvard University Faces Unprecedented DHS Threat: A Blow to International Academic Freedom
The bombshell arrived through a letter penned by Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Kristi Noem to Harvard University officials, announcing the revocation of the institution's authority to enroll international students. This decision has further intensified the ongoing tension between the Trump administration and the country's oldest and most prestigious …
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Supreme Court Brings Key Witnesses to Light in Álvaro García Ortiz Case
The Supreme Court magistrate Ángel Hurtado has summoned essential witnesses in the ongoing case against State Attorney General Álvaro García Ortiz, signaling a critical phase in the investigation. On Tuesday, the 27th, Carlos Neira, the lawyer of Isabel Díaz Ayuso's partner, will take the stand, followed by four journalists from …
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Cargo Ship Runs Aground in Norwegian Garden, Sparks Investigation
In a surprising turn of events on May 22, 2025, a cargo ship measuring 135 meters in length ran aground in the garden of Johan Helberg, a resident of Byneset in the scenic Trondheim fjord of Norway. Early Thursday morning, Helberg was awakened by his neighbor, who was frantically ringing …
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Tensions Mount as Nuclear Talks with Iran Continue Amid Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza
The ongoing geopolitical struggle in the Middle East intensifies as critical developments unfold in both Iran and Gaza. While nuclear negotiations between the United States and Iran are at a pivotal stage, the humanitarian situation in Gaza worsens, prompting urgent calls for aid and intervention.
Recent reports indicate that the …
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Trump Misuses Images to Promote False Claims on South Africa
In a recent encounter at the White House, US President Donald Trump presented misleading images to South African President Cyril Ramaphosa, claiming they depicted a targeted campaign against white farmers, also known as Boers, in South Africa. This incident, widely covered by the media, draws attention to the ongoing issue …
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Recent Controversies: From Trump’s Misuse of Congolese Footage to the End of Penny Production
In recent days, the United States has seen a whirlwind of political and social controversies surrounding President Donald Trump’s administration. From halting the production of pennies to a series of international incidents, the news has captivated audiences across the nation.
One of the most notable incidents involved President Trump …
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Germany's Commitment to NATO: A Stronger Defense for Eastern Europe
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz issued a stern warning on Thursday to those who challenge NATO, pointing specifically to Russia. He emphasized that every inch of NATO territory will be defended, showcasing this dedication during a ceremony in Vilnius, Lithuania, where the first troops from a German armored brigade are set …
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The Battle Over Harvard: A Clash of University Prestige and Political Pressure
Harvard University, synonymous with academic excellence and cultural elite, finds itself in turbulent waters as U.S. Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem revokes its approval for hosting international students. Harvard, a long-standing pillar of education not only in the U.S. but globally, has produced an array of influential …
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La Primitiva Lottery Results: What You Need to Know
In just moments, you can check if you're among the lucky winners in today's La Primitiva draw held on Thursday, May 22, 2025. With a staggering jackpot of €59,000,000 at stake, the anticipation is palpable. The La Primitiva draw occurs weekly on Mondays, Thursdays, and Saturdays at 21 …
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Harvard University's Tensions with the Trump Administration Escalate Over Foreign Student Policy
The ongoing clash between the Trump Administration and Harvard University has reached a new level of intensity, epitomized by the recent decision by the U.S. government to prohibit the enrollment of foreign students at the Ivy League institution. In a letter signed by Secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem …
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Tensions Rise as Russia Establishes Border Buffer Zone Amidst Peace Talks
In a significant escalation of military positioning, Russian President Vladimir Putin announced the creation of a security buffer zone along the border with Ukraine on Thursday. This decision follows increased tensions in the region and comes at a pivotal time ahead of a scheduled prisoner exchange between the two nations …
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Tragic Plane Crash in San Diego: Multiple Fatalities and Evacuations
A devastating air accident occurred in San Diego, California, this Thursday, resulting in several fatalities and extensive damage to residential areas. The incident forced the evacuation of numerous homes due to a significant fuel spill and caused multiple vehicles to catch fire as a result of the crash.
Authorities are …
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Former Castellón Council President and Racer Acquitted of Bribery Charges
On Thursday, a jury announced its verdict in the case against Carlos Fabra, the former president of the Provincial Council of Castellón, and former motorcycle racer Álex Debón. The two men were accused of accepting illegal commissions related to sponsorship payments linked to the Castellón airport.
After several hours of …
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Revolutionary Contact Lenses Enable Night Vision by Converting Infrared Light into Visible Spectrum
A groundbreaking development in vision technology has emerged from a collaborative effort between scientists from China and the University of Massachusetts. They have created innovative contact lenses that convert infrared light into visible light, granting users night vision capability even with their eyes closed. The lenses, designed by neuroscientists and …
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Romanian Constitutional Court Upholds Presidential Election Results Amid Controversy
The Romanian Constitutional Court has delivered a decisive ruling against an attempt to annul the presidential election held on May 18. The court announced its unanimous decision on Thursday, rejecting the challenge brought forth by George Simion, a far-right candidate and vocal critic of the European Union. Simion had claimed …
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Trump's Tax and Spending Bill Passes House: A Step Closer to Fulfillment of Campaign Promises
A tax and spending bill pushed by US President Donald Trump has successfully passed the House of Representatives. Following an overnight session, the parliamentary chamber approved the measure in the early hours of Thursday morning local time, securing passage by a razor-thin majority. Intensive negotiations surrounding the initiative took place …
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Victims' Associations Reject Claims of Communication from Generalitat President Mazón
Victim associations representing those affected by the DANA disaster on October 29 in the Comunidad Valenciana have firmly denied any claims made by the president of the Generalitat, Carlos Mazón. The associations expressed their discontent over Mazón's recent assertions of ongoing communication and meetings with them, labeling his statements as …
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Cyril Ramaphosa's Diplomatic Maneuver: Surviving Trump's Surprising Oval Office Encounter
In an age where diplomacy often resembles a high-stakes game, South Africa's President Cyril Ramaphosa has showcased an impressive knack for maintaining composure under pressure. On a recent visit to Washington, he faced off against a controversial media situation that could have unraveled less seasoned leaders. Ramaphosa's meeting with former …
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Germany's Historic Military Deployment in Lithuania: A Response to Russian Aggression
In a significant move marking Berlin's first permanent foreign troop deployment since World War II, German Chancellor Friedrich Merz visited Lithuania to officially launch the formation of an armored brigade intended to bolster European defenses against a resurgent and hostile Russia. During the ceremony, attended by Lithuanian and German dignitaries …
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Trump Celebrates Narrow Victory for Major Legislation in House
Donald Trump has reasons to celebrate as the US House of Representatives narrowly approved a significant legislative package, a mega project designed to cut taxes, reduce social spending, and increase military and border spending. After a grueling 24-hour debate, the bill passed with a slim margin, garnering 215 votes in …
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Controversial Breakthrough: Kristian Gkolomeev Shatters World Record Amid Doping Controversy
On Wednesday, Greek swimmer Kristian Gkolomeev achieved what many would consider a remarkable feat, breaking the world record in the 50 meters freestyle with a time of 20.89 seconds. This achievement surpasses the previous record held by Brazilian César Cielo since 2009. At 31 years old, Gkolomeev is not …
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Judge Sends Badajoz Officials to Trial Over Influence Peddling in Job Hiring Scandal
In a significant development from Badajoz, a judge has decided to send David Sánchez, the brother of the President of the Government, to trial for charges of administrative prevarication and influence peddling. This decision comes after the judge rejected an appeal against his prosecution. Alongside Sánchez, oral proceedings have also …
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