Linda McMahon vows merit over preference following the $350 million race-based college grants termination in the US

US Education Secretary Linda McMahon’s decision to terminate $350 million in federal grants for minority-serving colleges has sparked national debate. McMahon argues taxpayer money should not favor one race over another, emphasizing individual merit. Critics contend these grants are crucial lifelines for institutions historically excluded, supporting disadvantaged students with vital resources.

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Reaves vs. Kane: Ryan Reaves rips Evander Kane as NHL’s most overhyped enforcer in ongoing feud

The intense rivalry between NHL enforcers Ryan Reaves and Evander Kane, fueled by their physical play and outspokenness, began during Sharks-Golden Knights matchups. Reaves recently reignited the feud, accusing Kane of false claims and excessive chirping. Their memorable on-ice fight in the 2019 playoffs highlighted their animosity, with Reaves statistically dominating in NHL fights compared…

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How and why Trump’s 25% Tariff on India will not apply to Apple iPhones manufactured in India, for now

Donald Trump announced a 25% tariff on imports from India, effective August 1, 2025. This raises concerns about potential iPhone price increases in the US. However, current exemptions protect Apple’s iPhone exports from India. The US has exempted smartphones from reciprocal tariffs. Made-in-India iPhones are safe for now, but this could change. Future tariffs could…

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Delhi car blast probe: Al-Falah University ‘raked in’ Rs 415cr from fees; new details emerge

Enforcement Directorate arrested Al-Falah group chairman Jawad Siddiqui. Crores were allegedly siphoned off to family-linked companies. Contracts for construction and catering were awarded to businesses owned by his wife and children. The arrest follows a probe into financial irregularities and fraudulent practices. The agency seized cash and digital devices during searches.

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