Stanford’s student newspaper sues Trump administration over ‘ideological deportation’ of pro-Palestinian students

Stanford University’s student newspaper, The Stanford Daily, has sued the Trump administration over immigration policies that allegedly target pro-Palestinian international students. The lawsuit argues that provisions of the Immigration and Nationality Act have created a chilling effect, silencing protected speech on campus. The case challenges the constitutionality of “ideological deportation” and raises broader concerns about…

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Tiger Shroff’s ‘Baaghi 4’ fails to beats ‘Baaghi 2’ and ‘Baaghi 3’s Day 1 collection

Tiger Shroff’s return to the Baaghi franchise with its fourth installment has yielded modest results, barely surpassing the opening day collection of the original 2016 film. While known for action, the film’s ‘A’ rating and polarizing reviews have impacted its performance. Baaghi 4 faces competition from ‘The Bengal Files’ and ‘The Conjuring: Final Rights,’ potentially…

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Why Judge Burroughs’s skepticism marks a turning point in the US-Harvard funding clash

A US federal judge expressed doubt over the Trump administration’s rationale for freezing $2.6 billion in Harvard’s research funding, questioning the connection between antisemitism concerns and academic grants. During a Boston hearing, Judge Allison Burroughs challenged the government’s claim that the cuts were lawful and necessary. Harvard has argued the freeze violates constitutional rights and…

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Jason Momoa cast a special person in ‘Chief of War’; expresses about “pretty beautiful moment”

Jason Momoa’s new drama series, ‘Chief of War,’ highlights his culture and heritage, featuring a special cameo by his father, Joseph Momoa. Joseph plays a role he’s familiar with, blowing the conch shell, a duty he proudly performs at special gatherings. Seeing his father in traditional 18th-century Hawaiian wardrobe was a beautiful moment for Jason.

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