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April 16

5 controversies embroiling Harvard University as Trump seeks to cut funding

Harvard University in Massachusetts has been embroiled in controversies in recent years, from antisemitism on campus to a plagiarism scandal.

April 16

JD Vance gears up to talk economic priorities during trips to Italy, India

Vance and the second family are poised to meet with and “discuss shared economic and geopolitical priorities with leaders in each country."

April 16

Soros v Trump: Socialists targets conservatives in upcoming European nation's election

Ahead of elections in May, Albania’s PM Edi Rama has been accused of targeting opposition candidates. One opposition figures says the influence of President Trump, George and Alex Soros will be felt. 

April 16

Kidnapped US pastor in South Africa rescued after dramatic shootout

Fox News senior correspondent Jonathan Serrie has the latest on the rescue operation for a kidnapped U.S. pastor in South Africa on ‘America’s Newsroom.’

April 16

EPA chief takes on Mexican 'sewage crisis' flowing into US waters where Navy SEALs train

EPA administrator Lee Zeldin is expected to visit San Diego Tuesday to view the Tijuana sewage problem leaking into US waters and meet with Navy SEALs who train there.

April 16

US charges leaders of 'brutal Mexican cartel,' offers $8M reward for brothers' capture

The U.S. is offering an $8 million reward for the capture of two brothers accused of running a "brutal Mexican cartel" that officials say is "poisoning Americans."

April 16

Five for Fighting reimagines ‘Superman’ in powerful tribute to Israeli hostages

Five for Fighting’s John Ondrasik released a new version of his hit song “Superman" to honor Israeli hostages held in Gaza and raise global awareness.

April 16

UK Supreme Court issues landmark ruling on legal definition of woman

The Supreme Court of the United Kingdom unanimously ruled Wednesday that the legal definition of a woman is someone born biologically female.

April 16

Harvard is fighting the White House harder than it ever fought antisemitism

The president of Harvard has shown more passion in pushing back against a Trump administration antisemitism probe than it ever did against acts of antisemitism at its campus.

April 16

Russia-linked hackers targeting European diplomats with invites to bogus wine tasting events

A Russia-linked hacking group is trying to get European diplomats to download malicious software through invitations to fake wine tasting events, a report says.