Trump added that U.S. military operations are ‘way ahead of schedule’ and the United States has sunk at least 154 Iranian ships WASHINGTON, DC – MARCH 26: U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a Cabinet meeting in the Cabinet Room of the White House on March 26, 2026 in Washington, DC. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty
The House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce is investigating whether Columbia University is honoring its deal with the Trump administration, according to a letter sent to the university on Tuesday. The letter, from committee chairman Brett Guthrie (R., Ky.), comes as Columbia is under fire for allegedly withholding information from a federal monitor,
North Carolina’s Budd and Iowa’s Ernst hope to include the legislation in this year’s annual defense spending measure Joni Ernst (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images), Ted Budd (Grant Baldwin/Getty Images), Abraham Accords signing (Alex Wong/Getty Images) Sens. Ted Budd (R., N.C.) and Joni Ernst (R., Iowa) introduced legislation on Thursday that would significantly boost defense cooperation between
Ruth Wisse’s ‘grateful Jewish message on staying power’ Ruth Wisse gives the lecture at the Trump Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., on March 25, 2026. (Ira Stoll) March 26, 2026 image/svg+xml The scholar of Yiddish Ruth Wisse began her Jefferson Lecture last night at the Trump Kennedy Center in Washington with the observation that “There
Harvard students will soon be able to take a class about the meaning of Harvard, which is very Harvard—even more so because the new course will be taught by Claudine Gay, the former university president who resigned in disgrace amid plagiarism accusations and criticism of her response to anti-Semitism on campus. More than two years
The University of California, Los Angeles on Tuesday named as its next dean of public health the head of a Harvard University center that was hit with numerous anti-Semitism allegations in a university report last year. Kari Nadeau, the chair of the environmental health department at Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health, will leave
A Harvard Business School professor who participated in a library protest in favor of student anti-Israel protesters is planning to teach a “case” in her class on Friday about divesting from Israeli and other companies because of “their possible complicity in the crisis in Gaza.” A copy of the 26-page “case” obtained by the Washington