Shameful how our president vilifies all foreign born immigrants in his Thanksgiving message. Have we forgotten the foundation of this nation? x.com/rob16921/sta...
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Shameful how our president vilifies all foreign born immigrants in his Thanksgiving message. Have we forgotten the foundation of this nation? x.com/rob16921/sta...
What do Charlie Chaplin, Pablo Picasso and Gabriel García Márquez have in common? The US once denied all of them visas because of their beliefs.
To the extent that recognizing Palestinian statehood represents a step toward ending deference to Israel, it’s a long overdue move in the right direction, Matthew Duss argues.
Obama Responds to Trump’s AI Arrest Video and Treason Claim
Source: The Steve Harvey Morning Show
White House delivers threatening message to The View over Joy Behar’s latest Trump comments
Source: The Independent
[Video] Tallahassee joins nationwide 'No Kings' protest
Source: WTXL ABC 27 News
Neighbors Band Together To ‘Shame’ ICE Agents Out Of Their Community, And It’s Powerful
Source: HuffPost
New legislation passed in Indonesia, Kenya, Brazil, Europe, and beyond has supercharged government officials’, law enforcement bodies’, and courts’ authority to request or require the takedown of posts on social media, Aliya Bhatia and Mona Elswah write.
On the premiere episode of the new Bloomberg Businessweek podcast Everybody’s Business, learn why tariffs haven’t reignited inflation yet
The dollar typically strengthens in times of economic or geopolitical strife.
But that isn’t what happened in the months since Donald Trump has returned to the White House
House Republicans’ massive tax-and-spending bill fails to advance in a key committee after conservatives blocked the measure
NEW: The U.S. Department of Homeland Security appears to be embarking on a fresh round of terminations of international students' legal status, aimed at students who are late in reporting their employment on optional practical training, the postgraduate work program.
Trump needs to show Putin that he will not achieve a reset with the United States—and capitalize on his personal connection with Trump—so long as the war in Ukraine continues, Philip H. Gordon and Rebecca Lissner write.
The actual prospect of war between the two allies remains exceedingly unlikely. And yet strategic thinkers on both sides of the border are contemplating what such a conflict would look like, @justinling.ca writes.
AI tools trained in different countries are producing wildly divergent views on controversial geopolitical questions.
If corruption was already on the rise in the United States, much worse may be on the horizon. Here is FP’s latest print issue, “Billionaire Rule”—now available online: foreignpolicy.com/the-magazine...
AOC: We need to be talking about ICE agents and the cowardly policy of covering their faces — and, in many cases, their identification… The idea that we’re going to allow a paramilitary force to bloom, one that isn’t accountable to the Constitution… we’ve got another thing coming.
"These $25,000 grants are for activities to address immediate needs following grant cancellations, including completing a wave of data collection, analyzing already collected data or writing, thoughtful project closure with community partners, or preparing grant proposals to continue the research."
President Donald Trump will host a military parade marking the 250th birthday of the US Army — as well as his own 79th birthday — on June 14, the administration announced Friday.
#notmypresident protest on Monday, Feb 17 at 12 noon Florida State Capitol
We need to be protesting more. Take it to the streets this Monday at the State House.
This will hurt the second-tier public universities the most!
Wright State Univ in Dayton, OH has had a budget crisis for the past few years. Their endowment is approx $100 million. There's no way Wright State University can absorb $1 million in federal funding cuts. www.nytimes.com/interactive/...
Dear Members of the Pitt Community: We want to bring to your attention the guidance announced at the close of business Friday by the National Institutes of Health (NIH). Pursuant to this guidance, which is scheduled to take effect Monday, Feb. 10, the NIH will cap "indirect costs" of research grants at 15%. These indirect costs provided for researchers and scientists (also called F&A) represent operational imperatives such as facilities (i.e., office, lab space) and administrative functions (grant, finance or administrative support). For reference, the Association of American Universities (AAU) has created an FAQ about F&A. With the NIH serving as Pitt's largest federal research sponsor at nearly $700 milli toon (sixth nationally), funding that represents over half of the University's $1.2 billion in research expenditures (17th nationally), primarily focused on the health sciences, we recognize the significant impact this guidance could potentially have across our entire Pitt community on our work and for the many people involved directly and indirectly. We've undertaken an immediate impact analysis of the overall financial consequences for Pitt in real time along with estimated forward- looking projections. In addition, we're engaging closely with universities across the country, and with our national representative associations, as they consider the appropriate responses. Ultimately, the full impact of this change in the short and long term remains to be seen, but there is no doubt that our collective scholarly impact could be harmed irreparably, as could our broader mission. We recognize time is of the essence, as is the importance of taking our next steps thoughtfully. We will continue to keep you updated as more information becomes available.
Pitt announcing huge impacts. For context, U(Pitt)MC is the largest employer in Western Pennsylvania.
