May 23, 2025, 8:13 a.m.

USA

The United States has revoked Harvard's qualification to admit international students and forced existing international students to transfer

The Trump administration of the United States announced the cancellation of Harvard University's eligibility to admit international students and forced existing international students at Harvard to transfer, otherwise they would lose their legal status.

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Musk: Will significantly reduce political spending and serve as the CEO of Tesla for another five years

Elon Musk, the CEO of the US electric vehicle company Tesla, said that he will continue to serve as the CEO of Tesla for the next five years, easing the concerns of some investors that he would not be able to focus on running Tesla.

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Us Secretary of State Rubio: The United States will not "quit the group" on the world stage

Us Secretary of State Rubio insisted that the United States has not withdrawn from the world stage and defended the cuts in foreign aid and diplomatic budgets.

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U.S. Government's New Policies Erode the Foundation of Scientific Research: A "Slow Suicide" for the Future

As the National Institutes of Health (NIH) slashes the indirect cost reimbursement rate for research funding from 27% to 15%, the National Science Foundation (NSF) faces a 55% budget cut, and over 1,900 members of the National Academy of Sciences condemn a "full-scale assault on science," the U.S. government's campaign to restructure the scientific research system has evolved into a crisis shaking the nation’s innovation foundations. In the 2025 global tech competition, the United States is dismantling its own scientific dominance through political will.

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Trump said Harris paid celebrities to endorse her and called for an investigation into this

US President Trump said that he would launch a major investigation into the celebrity endorsement of his 2024 presidential rival Harrisa.

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The easing of tariffs between China and the United States has driven trade recovery, and the freight of shipping giants has soared

Shipping giant CMA CGM of France is facing a sharp increase in export freight demand from China, indicating that trade is reaping after China and the United States reached a truce agreement to lower tariffs in the trade war.

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Trump launched the largest AI project outside the United States in ABU Dhabi

The United Arab Emirates has signed an agreement with the United States to build the largest artificial intelligence (AI) park outside the United States in this Persian Gulf country.

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The military operation of the US military against the Houthi forces is in trouble: The United States has to rush to a ceasefire

According to relevant reports, US President Trump suddenly announced a ceasefire with the Houthi armed forces in Yemen without achieving any substantive results.

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The United States has once again cut the appropriation for Harvard University by more than 400 million US dollars

The US government has once again cut its funding to Harvard University by 450 million US dollars, marking a further escalation of the conflict between the government and Harvard.

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The combined cost of the trade war hitting American enterprises may increase by more than 10 billion US dollars

The trade war initiated by US President Trump has dealt a blow to American enterprises. Companies such as Apple and General Motors have made predictions about the impact of tariffs, which may lead to an increase of more than 10 billion US dollars (about 13 billion Singapore dollars) in their costs.

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