Trump vows to strip Harvard of tax-exempt status
President Trump reiterated a threat to revoke Harvard University's tax exemption amid a clash over campus governance and diversity policies. The White House says IRS actions would be independent, while Harvard calls such a move illegal and damaging to financial aid, medical research, and innovation.
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Chronicle-Telegram Requests Feedback for Corrections
The Chronicle-Telegram asks readers to call 329-7155 to report factual errors and provide corrections and clarifications for accurate news coverage.
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Americans see more overreach from Trump than the courts
A AP NORC poll shows about half of U S adults say President Trump has too much power while most believe the federal courts have appropriate authority. Republicans are more likely to see the judiciary as overreaching. Democrats and independents express concern over presidential power.
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Ramaswamy touts Ohio pride and tax goals in remarks
Roasting past industry peaks in Ohio, Vivek Ramaswamy argues the state can lead in manufacturing energy and AI. He envisions zero income tax and lower property taxes while praising Lincoln and 1776 ideals. Amherst business owner Bokulich named Lorain County Republican of the Year. Endorsed by Trump. other contenders include Yost and Hill. Acton is the lone Democrat.
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Knapp subpoenaed to testify in Lorain matter ends in dismissal
Lorain political activist and Republican candidate Phillip Knapp faced a hearing where Sheriff Jack Hall and Prosecutor Tony Cillo were subpoenaed to testify but the magistrate dismissed the matter. Knapp, representing himself, argued due process concerns and venue changes while noting a testifier who hadn’t been called. The judge warned against debate and ruled no charges existed against Knapp.
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