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23 Apr 2025
#politics
Fox News: Despite being hailed as resistance hero, Harvard ‘frantically tried’ to work with Trump
Harvard University has been portrayed as a staunch opponent of President Trump, yet a New York Times report reveals that influential figures within the institution have been actively seeking ways to negotiate with his administration. Despite publicly rejecting Trump's demands regarding antisemitism and progressive policies, school leaders and major donors have expressed a desire to cooperate.
As tensions escalated, Trump froze $2.2 billion in federal grants to Harvard, prompting school officials to explore potential meetings with the president. Some donors criticized Harvard's response to antisemitism and urged a more conciliatory approach, highlighting a divide between the university's public stance and behind-the-scenes efforts to mend relations with the Trump administration.
#society
The Federalist: 15 Thoughtful Graduation Gifts That Aren't Cash
Looking for thoughtful graduation gifts? Consider options like monogrammed bath towels, hiking guides, filtered water bottles, or stationery to help graduates transition into adulthood. Other ideas include disposable film cameras, grocery subscriptions, cookbooks, and cast iron pans.
For a personal touch, pajamas, devotionals, gift cards to local coffee shops, notebooks, and luggage can also make great gifts. These items cater to various interests and needs, ensuring your graduate feels supported as they embark on their next chapter.
#foreignaffairs
Le Monde: JD Vance tells Russia and Ukraine to strike deal or US will 'walk away'
US Vice President JD Vance stated that the US will cease its efforts for a ceasefire in Ukraine unless Moscow and Kyiv reach an agreement. He emphasized the need for both parties to make territorial concessions to stop the conflict, as talks continue in London.
Despite previous promises from President Trump to negotiate a quick deal, progress remains stalled, with Putin rejecting key proposals. The situation is complicated by a temporary agreement on energy infrastructure attacks that the Kremlin claims has expired.
Fox News: Trump insists Ukraine-Russia peace deal is close, but mistrust in Putin leaves experts skeptical
President Trump expressed optimism about a potential deal between Ukraine and Russia, despite security experts warning that Putin is unlikely to seek peace. The Trump administration's mixed messages have left Washington in confusion regarding future U.S. involvement in Ukraine.
While Trump has hinted at abandoning peace efforts if a ceasefire isn't reached, experts suggest he may still consider retaliatory measures against Russia. The Kremlin has indicated that achieving a quick resolution to the conflict is unrealistic, reinforcing concerns that Putin remains committed to continuing the war until his objectives are met.
#health
GB News: Hope for thousands as groundbreaking blood test that detects 12 most common cancers enters NHS trial
A new blood test capable of detecting 12 common cancers with over 99% accuracy is set for trials in the NHS, involving 8,000 patients. The test measures micro RNA in blood samples and uses AI to identify and locate cancers early, potentially eliminating the need for invasive procedures.
Health Secretary Wes Streeting announced the initiative, backed by £2.4 million in funding, emphasizing the importance of early detection in cancer survival. Experts describe the test as "cheap, fast, and scalable," with plans for widespread implementation within two years.