Apple News Today Explaining Trump’s latest move against Harvard
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May 23, 2025 The Trump administration's move to revoke Harvard's ability to enroll international students raises questions about the future of education. A gala for cryptocurrency investors reveals the ethical tensions surrounding Trump's business interests. As the nation reflects on George Floyd's murder, progress in police reform remains slow and complicated. Recent Supreme Court rulings challenge Trump's education agenda while a murder investigation hints at broader security concerns. Meanwhile, the U.S. gets ready to phase out the penny, marking a change in currency.
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Impact of Trump on Harvard's International Students
- The Trump administration revoked Harvard's ability to enroll international students, impacting a key revenue source and a quarter of its student body.
- This move could hurt marginalized Americans who rely on financial aid subsidized by international tuition fees.
Trump's Crypto Gala Story
- Trump hosted an exclusive crypto gala for top investors, generating millions in fees for his family.
- Some investors hope to influence policy by buying Trump coin, blurring lines between business and presidency.
Police Reform Stalemate After Floyd
- Five years after George Floyd's murder, many police reform efforts have been rolled back or failed nationwide.
- Federal oversight agreements on police departments are ending, signaling a retreat in reform momentum.