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US universities report 20% drop in foreign undergraduate spring enrollment
US universities reported a 20% fall in foreign undergraduate spring enrollment as visa and policy curbs hit campuses.
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Marty Makary resigns as FDA commissioner after 13 months amid Trump administration tensions
Marty Makary resigned Tuesday as commissioner of the US Food and Drug Administration after a 13-month tenure marked by internal and external pressures.
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US customs processes $35.46 billion in tariff refunds after court ruling
US Customs and Border Protection has processed about $35.46 billion in tariff refunds and interest after a Supreme Court ruling found Trump-era IEEPA tariffs unlawful.
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Google unveils Googlebooks, AI-powered Android laptops launching fall 2026
Google announced Googlebooks, a new line of AI-native Android laptops with Gemini Intelligence, launching in fall 2026 with major hardware partners.
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Democrats urge Rep. Jen Kiggans to resign after racist radio exchange
Democrats called for Rep. Jen Kiggans to resign after she responded to a radio host's racist remark about Hakeem Jeffries.
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Former NFL quarterback Craig Morton dies at 83
Former NFL quarterback Craig Morton, who led the Cowboys and Broncos to their first Super Bowl appearances, has died at 83.
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Audi prepares to unveil Q9 full-size flagship SUV later this summer
Audi is preparing to unveil the Q9, its first full-size SUV, later this summer.
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Elon Musk sues OpenAI CEO Sam Altman over nonprofit shift to for-profit model
Elon Musk sued OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Greg Brockman in 2024 over allegations they breached a nonprofit founding agreement by converting OpenAI to for-profit status.
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Mamdani drops planned property tax hike in New York City budget
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani dropped a planned property tax hike as he released his executive budget on Tuesday.
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Intel shares jump 214% in six weeks, squeezing short sellers
Intel shares have surged 214% since March 30, adding more than $440 billion in market value and battering short sellers.
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Trump says Cuba is seeking help and the US will hold talks
Trump said Cuba is seeking help and the US will talk with Havana as he headed to China on Tuesday.
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Spotify launches anniversary recap of users' full listening history
Spotify has launched a limited-time 20th anniversary recap that lets users review their full listening history.
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US Stocks Fluctuate Amid Rising Inflation and US-Iran Tensions as Trump Visits China
US stock indices fluctuated May 12-14 as higher inflation and Middle East tensions weighed, offset by tech rallies and a Trump-Xi summit in Beijing.
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Waymo recalls nearly 3,800 robotaxis over software flaw risking flooded roads
Waymo is voluntarily recalling 3,791 robotaxis over a software issue causing vehicles to drive into flooded roads.
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Ronald dela Rosa takes refuge in Philippine Senate after ICC warrant unsealed
Philippine senator Ronald dela Rosa took refuge in the Senate after an ICC arrest warrant tied to Duterte's drug war was unsealed.
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Amazon launches 30-minute Amazon Now delivery in dozens of U.S. cities
Amazon on Tuesday launched Amazon Now, a 30-minute delivery service in dozens of U.S. cities.
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Pentagon says US war in Iran has cost about $29 billion
The Pentagon told Congress on May 12 that the US war in Iran has cost about $29 billion, up from a late-April estimate.
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Messi named in Argentina's 55-man preliminary World Cup squad
Argentina named Lionel Messi in its 55-man preliminary squad for the 2026 World Cup.
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New York exhibit displays millions of DOJ Epstein files
A U.S. transparency group opened a New York exhibit showing 3.5 million pages of DOJ files on Jeffrey Epstein.
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Byron Allen to buy majority stake in BuzzFeed and become CEO
Byron Allen will buy a controlling stake in BuzzFeed and take over as chairman and CEO, the company said.
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Philippine Senator Ronald Dela Rosa evades ICC arrest warrant amid Senate standoff
Senator Ronald Dela Rosa hid in the Philippine Senate to avoid an ICC arrest warrant after gunfire and protests erupted this week.
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Reports say UAE carried out covert strikes on Iran during war
Multiple reports said the UAE secretly struck targets in Iran during the regional war and drew missile and drone retaliation.
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Milwaukee Bucks open to trading Giannis Antetokounmpo before 2026 NBA draft
Milwaukee Bucks say they may trade or re-sign Giannis Antetokounmpo before the 2026 NBA draft, seeking high-value assets in return.
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Kevin Warsh Confirmed as Fed Chair Amid Rising Inflation and Political Pressure
Kevin Warsh was confirmed by the US Senate as Federal Reserve chair on May 13, 2026, amid high inflation and pressure from President Trump.