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USEFP ends global UGRAD scholarships for Pakistani students

April 8, 2025

Obama says he is ‘deeply concerned’ with the Trump administration’s targeting of students, journalists and law firms

April 5, 2025

Trump administration revokes visas of 10 Colorado international students, universities say

April 3, 2025

Why ICE is sending detained immigrant students to remote Louisiana facilities accused of human rights abuses

April 2, 2025

U.S. court suspends Florida ban on colleges hiring students from China

March 31, 2025

Governor signs ban on DEI in Ohio public colleges despite opposition by students and teachers

March 29, 2025

Detained Tufts student’s lawyer says immigration officials are ‘stalking Muslim students’ during Ramadan

March 28, 2025

Air University students rally for peace in solidarity with Jaffar Express victims

March 28, 2025

Trump administration takes aim at immigrant students

March 28, 2025

Nagano serves up Edo-inspired meals to tempt visitors with taste for history
NAGANO, Japan — The central Japanese city of Nagano is tapping the rich history of its atmospheric Matsushiro district to lure overseas visitors, aiming to give travelers a taste of the past through “deep-dive” guided tours and meals based on the dining habits of a 19th century feudal lord. Local authorities and businesses are working…
Luigi Mangione’s attorneys call attempt at death penalty in CEO’s killing a ‘political stunt’
Attorneys for the man accused of killing a health insurance CEO are trying to get the death penalty off the table, calling a directive to seek capital punishment “a political stunt.” Lawyers for Luigi Mangione, who has been charged with murder in the December assassination of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, filed a motion seeking to…
Asahi to open pop-up dry bars in Japan and South Korea
TOKYO — Asahi Breweries will soon start opening pop-up bars serving beverages with little or no alcohol in Japan and South Korea, aiming to capture demand from a wide clientele of young drinkers. The limited-time bars will be operated by group company Sumadori, with the first opening April 25 in Nagoya. The others will open…
White House moves Obama portrait for painting of Trump after assassination attempt
The White House moved the official portrait of former President Barack Obama to a new location in the East Room, replacing it with a painting of President Donald Trump with his fist raised in the air right after last year’s assassination attempt in Butler, Pennsylvania. The portrait appears to be based on a photo of…
Japanese companies ask Vietnam brass: When will we get paid?
HANOI — Japanese companies investing in Vietnam are beginning to sweat the ability of leaders to resolve business issues in a timely fashion, including nonpayment for a completed subway in the country’s largest city. One regulatory target has already been missed. Tokyo-based Tsukuba Diecasting has been making parts for electronic devices and motorcycles in Vietnam…
Coachella festivalgoers complain of hourslong wait to enter campgrounds
The first weekend of Coachella got off to a rough start, with festival-goers who were planning to camp for the weekend concert complaining of hourslong waits to enter the car camping area Thursday when doors first opened. Some said they were waiting in traffic for up to 12 hours in Indio, California, without access to…
Deep tech will ‘make the impossible possible’
After steering Dutch chip giant ASML to become Europe’s most valuable tech firm, Peter Wennink is now focused on the next frontiers of deep tech. Wennink has already been involved in numerous breakthroughs in the field. Over his 25-year career at ASML — including over a decade as CEO — the company laid foundations for…
Trump policy swings test new CEO at Japan’s Mitsubishi Heavy
TOKYO — Eisaku Ito has had an eventful first two weeks on the job as president and chief executive of Japanese industrial conglomerate Mitsubishi Heavy Industries. The global upheaval caused by U.S. President Donald Trump’s high tariffs and reversals of long-standing foreign policy stances carries echoes of 1989, which Ito, then just two years into his…