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Times Of Israel: Trump moves to bar US entry to foreign students planning to study at Harvard
President Trump has issued an executive order to block nearly all foreign students from attending Harvard University, citing national security concerns linked to the university's handling of anti-Israel protests and alleged ties to terrorism. This move escalates tensions between the Trump administration and Harvard, which has resisted federal demands for transparency regarding foreign student misconduct.
The order affects new foreign students seeking admission and allows for exemptions deemed beneficial to national interests. Harvard officials have criticized the action as a violation of their rights and a retaliatory measure, while the administration claims it is necessary to ensure compliance with federal law. The order is set to last six months, pending further review.
Times Of Israel: NYC mayoral candidates spar over Israel’s right to exist as Jewish state in 1st debate
New York Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani faced criticism during a mayoral debate for not recognizing Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state. Polling second in the Democratic primary, Mamdani's pro-Palestinian stance has raised concerns, especially as other candidates expressed support for Israel.
While discussing potential first visits abroad if elected, Mamdani stated he would remain in New York City, asserting that one need not travel to Israel to support Jewish New Yorkers. His comments on Israel's identity have drawn scrutiny, particularly from both pro-Israel and anti-Israel activists.
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GB News: Prince Albert surprises his children with special visit to their school in heartwarming moment
Prince Albert of Monaco surprised his 10-year-old twins, Prince Jacques and Princess Gabriella, at their school during a bee conservation assembly. The children presented on the importance of bees, with Albert visibly proud of their efforts.
The event, organized by the French Apidology Observatory, aims to educate youth on bees' critical ecological role. Upcoming visits from French President Emmanuel Macron and Prince William for an ocean preservation summit highlight Monaco's commitment to environmental initiatives.