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Indian American communities and businesses grapple with Trump's tariffs
Business owners in the U.S. are forced to make difficult decisions on pricing, staffing and survival because of the 50% levy on India.
After Charlie Kirk's death, teachers and professors nationwide fired or disciplined over social media posts
At least a dozen faculty and staff have faced fallout over insensitive comments online.
Harvard is back to school for a year that will be a test case in free speech, students and staff say
While students usually ask advice, like the best classes to take, international students this year are asking what to do if they're stopped by ICE.
Immigration
Utah violinist released from ICE detention on bond
Donggin Shin, a 37-year-old violinist who has played with the Utah Symphony, was being held in a Colorado detention center more than 500 miles from his home.
Cleansed, toned, tariffed: How the end of the de minimis tariff exemption is impacting Korean beauty
Online shoppers say they're getting hit with big, surprise fees on Korean sunscreens, skin care, makeup and more.
Immigration
Students without legal immigration status drop out, delay college as states take away in-state tuition
Around the country, programs offering in-state tuition rates to immigrants that once had wide bipartisan support increasingly have come under criticism from Republicans.
Immigration
Utah musicians rally around violinist detained by ICE after decades in the U.S.
Members of Utah's music community are rallying for the release of John Shin, a violinist who is currently in ICE detention.
Trump allies in uproar after president says U.S. would accept 600,000 Chinese students
Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene and Laura Loomer blasted the idea, which would allow for twice as many Chinese students as currently in the country.
Supreme Court allows Trump's cuts to health research grants over DEI policies
A federal judge had ruled that the more than $1 billion in cuts to research grants, like studies into HIV prevention, violated federal law.
Princess Elisabeth of Belgium is returning to Harvard amid international student battle with Trump administration
The future queen will be starting the second year of her master’s program.
Japanese American groups blast use of Fort Bliss, former internment camp site, as ICE detention center
“The use of national security rhetoric to justify mass incarceration today echoes the same logic that led to their forced removal and incarceration,” one advocate said. 
