Barron Trump Rejected by Harvard? Rumors, Reactions, and Reality Behind His NYU Decision
Is it an online buzz and a political fallout that Barron Trump Rejected by Harvard? Rumors, Reactions, and Reality Behind His NYU Decision. Barron Trump, the youngest son of former and current U.S. President Donald Trump is back in headlines—not for his actions, but for the speculation surrounding his college admission. With Donald Trump reigniting public battles against elite institutions like Harvard, Columbia, and Stanford, rumors have swirled that Barron was rejected by these Ivy League powerhouses.
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Donald Trump Defends Tariff Policy: “We Want to Make Tanks, Not T-Shirts”
Setting his eyes on high-tech and defense manufacturing Donald Trump Defends Tariff Policy: "We Want to Make Tanks, Not T-Shirts." On May 25, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump defended his controversial tariff policy, emphasizing that the aim is to boost domestic manufacturing of military equipment, advanced technology products, and large-scale industrial goods—not consumer textiles like sneakers and T-shirts. Speaking to reporters before boarding Air Force One in New Jersey, Trump reiterated his administration's priority: reviving the American manufacturing sector in strategic industries such as defense, semiconductors, and AI technology.
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Did Ukraine Attempt to Assassinate Putin? Inside the Alleged Drone Attack on His Helicopter Over Kursk
On May 20, Did Ukraine Attempt to Assassinate Putin? Inside the Alleged Drone Attack on His Helicopter Over Kursk. Russian officials reported that a Ukrainian drone targeted President Vladimir Putin’s helicopter during a nighttime flight over the sensitive border region of Kursk Oblast. According to Russian air defense units, the drone was intercepted and destroyed before it could reach the presidential flight path, with no injuries or damage reported. The incident has sparked international attention, raising serious questions about Ukraine’s drone capabilities and the security of Russian airspace near the frontline of the ongoing conflict.
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Mass Shooting in Little River, South Carolina Leaves 11 Injured; Police Investigation Underway
The residents were left grappling with fear as Mass Shooting in Little River, South Carolina Leaves 11 Injured; Police Investigation Underway. At least 11 people were injured in a mass shooting that took place Sunday night in the quiet beach town of Little River, South Carolina, sending shockwaves through the community and prompting a full-scale police investigation. The Horry County Police Department confirmed that the shooting occurred around 9:30 p.m. on Watson Avenue, a mostly residential street located near the Intracoastal Waterway, just 20 miles northeast of Myrtle Beach. Authorities are still determining the motive behind the shooting and have not yet identified any suspects.
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Trump Slams Putin as “Absolutely CRAZY” After Deadliest Russian Drone Strikes on Ukraine
In a rare and scathing rebuke, Trump Slams Putin as “Absolutely CRAZY” After Deadliest Russian Drone Strikes on Ukraine. Former U.S. President Donald Trump publicly slammed Russian President Vladimir Putin, calling him “absolutely CRAZY” in response to the largest aerial assault of the Ukraine war to date. The outburst follows a brutal overnight attack where Russia launched 367 drones and missiles at Ukrainian cities, leaving at least 13 people dead, including three children, and dozens more injured. Trump’s remarks came via Truth Social and in comments to reporters at Morristown Airport, marking a noticeable shift in tone from a leader who once spoke admiringly of Putin.
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Gaza Horror: Israeli Airstrikes Kill Dozens, Including Children in School Shelter and Doctor’s Family
Strikes on homes and a school shelter, Gaza Horror: Israeli Airstrikes Kill Dozens, Including Children in School Shelter and Doctor’s Family. At least 54 Palestinians, including many children, were killed in a wave of Israeli airstrikes across the Gaza Strip overnight, with the Fahmi Al-Jargawi School in Gaza City becoming the latest symbol of civilian suffering in the months-long war. The school, which was sheltering hundreds of displaced families, was hit in what witnesses describe as an inferno that turned classrooms into makeshift graves. Charred bodies of children were seen being pulled from the rubble, according to eyewitnesses and Gaza’s civil defense authorities.
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Russia Launches Deadliest Air Assault Yet as Ukraine Urges Stronger Global Response
In one of the deadliest nights of the war, Russia Launches Deadliest Air Assault Yet as Ukraine Urges Stronger Global Response. Russia launched its most widespread and intense air assault since the full-scale invasion of Ukraine began in 2022. According to Ukraine’s Air Force, Russian forces fired 367 drones and missiles in a coordinated overnight strike, devastating cities including Kyiv, Mykolaiv, Kharkiv, and Odesa.
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Iran-US Nuclear Talks Get Another Chance Amidst Persistent Uranium Enrichment Standoff
The latest round of Iran-US Nuclear Talks Get Another Chance Amidst Persistent Uranium Enrichment Standoff. Nuclear talks between Iran and the United States concluded in Rome on Friday, facilitated by Oman’s Foreign Minister Badr al-Busaidi. While no breakthrough was achieved, both sides described the discussions as “professional” and “logical,” signaling a willingness to continue negotiations despite significant obstacles.
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AAP MP Raghav Chadha Supports Harvard in Fight Against Trump’s International Student Ban
In a significant move, AAP MP Raghav Chadha Supports Harvard in Fight Against Trump’s International Student Ban. Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) Member of Parliament and Harvard alumnus Raghav Chadha has publicly voiced his support for Harvard University amid the Trump administration's controversial ban on enrolling international students. The ban, which threatens thousands of students’ futures, has sparked widespread debate on academic freedom, immigration policy, and U.S. higher education’s global standing.
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Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus Decides to Stay Amid Political Turmoil and Calls for Reform
Despite mounting political challenges Bangladesh’s Muhammad Yunus Decides to Stay Amid Political Turmoil and Calls for Reform. Nobel laureate Muhammad Yunus, the interim chief adviser of Bangladesh’s caretaker government, has decided to stay in office. Rumors about his resignation surfaced recently due to the political deadlock and slow progress on reforms.
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