With the Trump administration reigniting its battle with Harvard University, future applicants may be wondering where they stand. In the latest blow, the government sued Harvard on Feb. 13 for withholding race-related admissions data in the wake of the Supreme Court‘s 2023 ruling that the Ivy League’s affirmative action admission policies were unconstitutional. “Harvard has failed to disclose…
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The campaign, which Duterte waged as a city mayor and then throughout his six-year presidency, saw the extrajudicial killings of tens of thousands of alleged dealers, users and others, human rights groups say. ICC prosecutors allege he was involved in at least 76 murders and have charged him with three counts of crimes against humanity….
The Embassy of India in Mexico has urged Indian citizens living in parts of Mexico to take shelter in place until further notice amid widespread violence, road blockages and flight disruptions following a major military operation against a cartel leader. In a post on X, on Monday (February 23, 2026), the embassy shared, “Dear all…
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The death of the most-wanted Jalisco cartel chief sparks retaliatory violence in at least a dozen states in Mexico. Source link
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@Sachinawasthiunscripted/Instagram An international holiday that began with excitement ended in controversy after Indian YouTuber Sachin Awasthi alleged he was detained for nearly 38 hours during a trip involving South Korea and China.Sharing his experience through Instagram and a detailed YouTube video, Awasthi claimed that what was meant to be a relaxing getaway turned into an…
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Nepalese police say the British national was a 24-year-old man. Source link