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A federal judge has issued a restraining order blocking the Trump administration's move to kick Harvard University out of the foreign student program, saying the school faces an irreparable injury if the decision is allowed to go forward.

The U.S. Army said it would pay to repair any damage to D.C. streets caused by military equipment during next month's 250th anniversary parade, several media reports said.

First lady Melania Trump is releasing an audiobook of her memoir using artificial intelligence and will feature multiple foreign languages.

Rather than endure the humiliation of a blowout loss to the Indiana Fever, the Chicago Sky is alleging racism ("Caitlin Clark, Fever support Angel Reese amid investigation into fan's racial slurs," Web, May 20).

Federal prosecutors charged an illegal immigrant from Colombia with stealing someone else's identity then using it to illegally vote, obtain a secure identification and steal $400,000 in welfare and other federal programs.

There are no words for the stunning actions of a leftist activist who last Wednesday night killed two innocent Israeli Embassy staffers and boldly bragged about his actions in the name of "free Palestine" ("Man who killed Israeli Embassy aides had ...

An Orthodox Christian monk was hospitalized following a violent confrontation at a monastic sanctuary in northern Greece, authorities said Friday. The incident is tied to a decades-old religious dispute.

A federal judge has ruled that being deported does not constitute "cruel and unusual punishment" under the Constitution, rejecting an illegal immigrant mother's request that her potential removal be rescinded.

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Harvard University has sued to stop the administration from shutting down its pipeline of foreign students, saying it was unconstitutional retaliation for the school not bowing to President Trump's wishes.