Harvard can no longer enroll international students after the Trump administration suspended its SEVIS certification over antisemitism allegations. The decision impacts a quarter of the student body, sparks widespread panic, and sets up a legal clash over academic freedom and political motives.
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A Cessna 550 crashed into San Diego’s Murphy Canyon, killing six people on board, including Dave Shapiro and Daniel Williams. Eight were injured on the ground as fires damaged homes and cars. The NTSB and FAA are investigating the crash, with no survivors reported among those on the plane.
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VivaColombia is shaking up air travel with its bold stand-up flight proposal, aiming for ultra-low fares with 'saddle seats.' CEO William Shaw says comfort can take a back seat on short trips, as the airline bets travelers will trade frills for savings. The plan still faces regulatory hurdles, but the industry is watching closely.
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Joel Ward is leaving Crystal Palace after 13 years, having set a club appearance record and playing a key part in their rise and stability. The versatile defender's leadership, loyalty, and role in major club milestones made him a fan favorite. His departure marks the end of an era at Selhurst Park.
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Rodri is back on the pitch for Manchester City after a major ACL injury, just as Real Madrid ramps up efforts to sign him as Toni Kroos’ replacement. Despite Madrid’s huge offer and Kroos’ retirement, the Ballon d’Or winner remains committed to City, who are pushing to extend his contract beyond 2027 amid heavy transfer rumors.
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Peppa Pig has a new baby sister, Evie, introduced after an Irish mother's emotional plea inspired Hasbro to expand the animated show's family. This move reflects the show's dedication to fan engagement and evolving family storylines, building on recent developments like Mummy Pig's pregnancy.
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Chancellor Rachel Reeves has scrapped plans to lower the £20,000 ISA allowance following strong objections from major UK banks. She now aims to steer savers towards equity investments. Wider ISA reforms are still expected, with government efforts focused on shifting savings from cash to stocks.
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Lewis Hamilton clawed his way from a 20-place grid penalty and poor Ferrari qualifying to finish fourth at the Imola Grand Prix, impressing fans and raising hopes for technical improvements. Verstappen clinched victory, while Leclerc and Tsunoda faced tough weekends. Valentino Rossi also drew attention with a rare F1 appearance.
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Rani Rashmoni cleverly leased a stretch of the Hooghly River to counter British interference, blocking their trade to defend fisherfolk rights. Her bold move forced the East India Company to end fishing taxes and earned her a lasting place in Bengal's history and culture.
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Jhonattan Vegas stunned golf fans with a 7-under 64 to lead the 2025 PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, blazing past big names like Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler who faltered in tough conditions. Vegas posted five birdies late, becoming the first Venezuelan to lead a major and stayed ahead into round two.
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