Hong Kong/New York CNN  — Kiwi Zhang, a computer science student from China, was full of hope for his academic future in the United States – until his visa was revoked at the US border last week.The first-year PhD student at a university in the south of the country had just presented his re...

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May 29, 2025 5:30 amPresident Donald Trump is betting he can bring public opinion to his side in a winding legal fight with Harvard, the elite university that, more than any other, has resisted his sweeping policy demands.Harvard has sued the Trump administration twice for actions it says amount...

Beijing CNN  — A one-two punch from the United States risks shattering the already fragile trade war truce between Washington and Beijing, with Chinese tech companies and students both dealt shock blows by the Trump administration Wednesday night.Viewed from within China, things had been look...

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May 13, 2025 2:00 pmPresident Donald Trump is preparing to accept a repurposed luxury jet from Qatar, a nation he once correctly referred to as the world’s leading “funder of terrorism” and “radical ideology,” to replace an aging Air Force One. Qatar, the president says, will bequeath ...

A recent Brazilian study links over 124,000 preventable premature deaths in the US during 2017-2018 to the consumption of ultra-processed foods. The study highlights the global rise in diet-related deaths associated with UPFs, which include items like sugary drinks, fast food, and snacks. It emphasizes the need for policy measures such as subsidies, taxes, and better food labeling to combat the health risks posed by these highly processed foods, which are increasingly replacing traditional diets worldwide.