Why Trump wants Harvard to face a steeper penalty than Columbia in the federal funding standoff

US President Donald Trump is pressing Harvard University to agree to a larger settlement than Columbia University’s recent $221 million deal, in exchange for restoring over $2 billion in frozen federal funds. Columbia’s agreement included policy rollbacks and compliance with White House conditions. Harvard faces mounting federal scrutiny, including Title VI violations and visa investigations….

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‘War Cry’: Angry OpenAI CEO responds to Mark Zuckerberg ‘poaching’ OpenAI employees, says …

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has responded to Meta’s aggressive AI talent poaching, calling it a “war cry” and confidently declaring his intention to win. This follows Meta’s recruitment of several OpenAI researchers for its Meta Superintelligence Labs, reportedly offering lucrative compensation packages. The competition for top AI talent intensifies as Meta aims to strengthen its…

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6 lakh mini fridges from this company recalled for causing ‘heat and fire damage’ worth $700,000 in US

Frigidaire has recalled over 600,000 mini fridges due to a fire hazard caused by short-circuiting internal electrical components. The incidents have led to smoke inhalation, injuries, and over $700,000 in property damage. Consumers are advised to stop using the affected models, which were sold between January 2020 and December 2023, and request a refund.

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How Oman kept 2025 inflation at 0.81%: Through subsidies, controlled imports, and stable food supply

Oman experienced a modest 0.81% inflation increase from January to May 2025, according to the Ministry of Economy. While import and producer costs rose, government initiatives and food price controls helped stabilize household expenses. Food prices saw a slight decrease, offsetting increases in other sectors like miscellaneous goods and transport.

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‘Disruptive behaviour’: Did French authorities remove Jewish passengers from Paris-bound plane? What airlines said

French authorities are investigating the removal of a group of young French citizens, members of Kineret Camp, from a Spain-to-Paris flight, following allegations of discrimination due to their Jewish identity. Vueling airline denies the accusations, stating the group’s disruptive behavior led to their removal. Investigations are underway to determine if discrimination occurred, with both French…

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