Harvard faces federal contract cuts amid Trump clash
The Trump administration seeks to cancel about 100 million dollars in Harvard University contracts across nine agencies, part of a broader effort to curb the Ivy League school's funding. Harvard disputes policy changes and has sued over governance and admissions while international student programs attract ongoing scrutiny.
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Chaos erupts at Gaza aid hub as fences fall
Chaos at the MUWASI distribution point outside Rafah escalated as crowds overwhelmed the center on Tuesday. Israeli troops fired warning shots while a helicopter and tanks operated nearby. At least three Palestinians were injured as hundreds packed the hub seeking food from the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation amid UN and aid groups warning the new system risks politicizing aid and starving the population.
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Russia backs Turkey to host new Ukraine talks
Russia supports Turkey hosting another round of peace talks with Ukraine after a stalled first meeting. Lavrov thanked Turkey for readiness to assist negotiations, as Moscow and Kyiv faced hard line terms and a bid to pause hostilities.
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