Harvard may pay $500 million to settle antisemitism probe: Can academic freedom survive federal pressure in the US?

Harvard University is in settlement talks with the Trump administration regarding antisemitism on campus, potentially paying $500 million. While Harvard is willing to consider a financial resolution, it resists external oversight that could infringe on academic autonomy. This standoff raises concerns about political interference in higher education and its global implications for academic freedom.

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Shedeur Sanders talked about Joe Flacco but fans were more interested in rookie’s interview which reportedly took place at a car dealership

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders spoke about Joe Flacco’s trade to the Cincinnati Bengals. The interview reportedly took place at a car dealership. This unusual setting drew significant attention from fans. Many questioned the location, with some speculating Sanders was buying a car. Others criticized the reporter for cornering him. Some fans defended Sanders, asking…

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ASTRO’s Cha Eunwoo shares thoughts on enlistment, talks about future projects and changing hairstyles – says ‘right time to show a more daring side…’

Cha Eunwoo has joined the military. Before his enlistment, he completed an interview. He discussed his upcoming projects. Eunwoo also revealed a new look with short hair. He mentioned the film ‘First Ride’ with Kang Ha Neul and others. He has an OTT series called ‘WONDERfools’ too. This series features him as a civil servant.

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Much confusion on who does what, even upkeep of drains: HC to Delhi government

The Delhi High Court has urged the Delhi government to streamline the management of civic services due to significant confusion among agencies, particularly regarding waterlogging issues. The court highlighted the lack of coordination between PWD and MCD in maintaining stormwater drains and sewage lines, leading to excessive flooding. It directed the chief secretary to address…

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‘Vote katua’ or agent of change? Why Prashant Kishor’s poll debut could upset old equations in Bihar

Poll strategist Prashant Kishor, now leading Jan Suraj, is challenging Bihar’s established political players, including RJD and NDA. He targets their role in the state’s backwardness, aiming to appeal to unemployed youth. Kishor faces the challenge of appearing viable in a bipolar contest and needs winnable candidates to avoid being a spoiler.

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