NEW YORK POST | Trump to yank all remaining federal funds to Harvard in latest blow to 'very antisemitic' Ivy League school
The Trump administration plans to cancel all remaining federal contracts with Harvard, citing concerns over antisemitism, racial discrimination, and lack of viewpoint diversity, following an earlier freeze of $3.2 billion in grants and contracts.
DAILY CALLER | 'Make The Changes They Want': Trump Gives Senate Go-Ahead To Take Red Pen To 'Big, Beautiful Bill'
President Trump authorized Senate Republicans to modify the House-passed tax and spending bill, challenging Speaker Mike Johnson's push for minimal changes, as GOP lawmakers work to meet a July 4 deadline amid concerns over spending and tax policy.
TOWNHALL | From Bucharest to Brussels: J.D. Vance Exposes the EU's War on Free Speech and Democracy
The European Union faced accusations of election interference in Romania after Telegram CEO Pavel Durov alleged French intelligence pressured him to censor conservative voices, fueling concerns over political manipulation and democratic integrity.
FOX BUSINESS | Transportation Dept offers air traffic controllers 20% bonus to delay retirement as staffing crisis deepens
Secretary of Transportation Sean Duffy announced a plan to alleviate the air traffic controller shortage by offering retirees a 20% salary bonus to stay in the workforce longer while accelerating hiring and improving training programs.
WASHINGTON TIMES | Auto tariffs spur U.S. investments, force tough choices on prices for carmakers
President Trump's newly imposed 25% tariffs on foreign-made cars and auto parts are reshaping the global auto industry, with automakers shifting production to the U.S. while consumers rush to purchase vehicles ahead of expected price increases.
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