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Universities say student visas have been revoked without notice
Several universities across the country have confirmed to UPI that international students have had their visas revoked without notice or had their Student and Exchange Visitor Information System ...
U.S., coalition partners sanction 15 al-Shabaab leaders
The United States and a coalition of six other nations dedicated to disrupting terrorist financial networks have imposed sanctions against 15 accused leaders of the Somalia-based al-Shabaab militant ...
In Utah, the law protects many franchise owners' right to close on a 'religious day'
When Kelly Clayton was looking for a franchise to purchase in 2019, Nothing Bundt Cakes caught his eye because the company allowed the bakeries to be closed on Sundays. That option sealed the deal.
Movie review: 'The Shrouds' intriguing but loses the plot
"The Shrouds," in theaters Friday, boasts yet another fascinating David Cronenberg premise but this time devolves into excessive exposition and dangling plot threads.
U.S. deploys B-1B strategic bombers for joint drill with South Korea
The United States deployed at least one B-1B strategic bomber over the Korean Peninsula in joint air drills with South Korea, Seoul's military said Tuesday, the latest show of force by the allies ...
Man arrested in arson attacks targeting Tesla, GOP office in Albuquerque
Federal authorities have arrested and charged a 40-year-old man in connection with arson attacks at an Albuquerque Tesla dealership and the office of the Republican Party of New Mexico.
Famous birthdays for April 15: Danny Pino, Luke Evans
1 of 3 | Danny Pino arrives for the 2024 Latin American Music Awards at the Grand Garden Arena at MGM Resort and Casino in Las Vegas on April 25. The actor turns 51 on April 15. File Photo by James ...
Judge rules against Trump's effort to terminate Biden-era migrant parole program
A federal judge has ruled against the Trump administration's effort to strip deportation protection from hundreds of thousands of migrants legally in the United States.
FAA issues emergency order grounding NYC tour company after fatal helicopter crash
The Federal Aviation Administration has issued an emergency order grounding the New York City tour company whose helicopter crashed in the Hudson River last week, killing all six on board.
Columbia student activist arrested by DHS
A Palestinian student activist at Columbia University was arrested Monday, seemingly becoming the latest person detained in the Trump administration's crackdown on pro-Palestinian protesters at ...
Mark Zuckerberg defends Meta as FTC antitrust suit gets underway
The U.S. government's landmark antitrust suit, alleging Meta's takeover of Instagram and WhatsApp was illegal, got underway Monday in Washington, D.C., as Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg was the first to ...