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Trump hits cultural issues in midterms pep talk to Turning Point crowd

President Donald Trump used several hot-button cultural issues to make a midterm election pitch to a key conservative group in Phoenix on Friday, a day he spent portraying as a possible turning point in the U.S. war with Iran. Trump had used a series of morning social media posts to…

Roll Call

Yale Admits Self-Censorship and Political Bias Are Eroding Trust in Higher Education

The Ivy League school released a self-critical report this week.

Reason

‘The college grading system [is] almost meaningless’: People see the Ivy League as an easy A and with flawed admissions standards

The committee offered 20 recommendations, spanning everything from protecting free speech, supporting “open minds,” fixing admissions, and tamping down on grade inflation.

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How Fernando Mendoza Went From No-Name Prospect to No. 1 in the Draft

The Heisman Trophy winner had a storybook rise, following Tom Brady’s methods long before it became clear they would join forces with the Raiders.

Sports Illustrated

Teacher, blame thyself: Yale report savages Ivy League schools for destroying American trust in higher education

A new faculty report from Yale diagnoses the trust crisis gripping U.S. colleges and universities—and doesn’t spare its own institution from criticism.

Fortune

JD Vance says his ‘arrangement’ with his wife is just like dealing with Iran. Curious if his wife would agree

On Saturday, while United States President Donald Trump and Secretary of State Marco Rubio enjoyed a UFC event, Vice President JD Vance was in Pakistan negotiating with Iranian leaders over a peace deal between the U.S. and Iran after more than a month of fighting a war initiated by the…

The Mary Sue

Palantir CEO says working at his $316 billion software company is better than a degree from Harvard or Yale: ‘No one cares about the other stuff’

Sorry, Apple, Google, and OpenAI, Palantir’s billionaire boss, Alex Karp, says a job at his AI firm is the “best credential in tech.”

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‘Not carrying the flame’: Hasan Piker calls out TPUSA for insulting Charlie Kirk’s memory as they try to cancel his talk at Yale

Kirk must be spinning in his grave at what TP USA has turned into.

We Got This Covered

Palantir CEO says AI ‘will destroy’ humanities jobs, but there will be ‘more than enough jobs’ for people with vocational training

Alex Karp said he struggled to market his humanities skills to get his first job.

Fortune

Will Americans Keep Paying a ‘Tariff Tax’?

Companies are seeking refunds from the federal government following the Supreme Court ruling — but consumers may still be stuck with higher prices.

Capital & Main

Watch: US woman returns as doctor to same hospital where she worked as janitor for 10 years

For nearly 10 years, Shay Taylor-Allen quietly worked the corridors of Yale New Haven Hospital, pushing a janitor’s cart, cleaning patient rooms and emptying trash bins.

The Times of India

Gazprom and Rosneft tied to deportation of Ukrainian children, Yale report says

According to a new study, Russian energy giants Gazprom and Rosneft have played an important role in indoctrination of forcefully deported Ukrainian children.

Euronews

Tax-Free Income in 2026? These Changes Could Wipe Out Your Federal Bill

New legislation aims to exempt up to $92,000 in earnings from federal income tax. Here's who would win.

Kiplinger

Penn’s TJ Power Makes His Case As First Hero of March Madness

They’ll be talking about this in University City for years to come.

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Men’s Basketball Bracket Watch: Final March Madness Projections for Selection Sunday

The Atlantic 10 championship game has bubble implications, and we make the case for four bubble teams.

International Business Times

You Could Be Next: The Student Visa Revocation Crisis Sweeping American Campuses — and Who Is Really at Risk

Over 6,000 student visas revoked, $1.1 billion in lost university revenue, and a 17% drop in new international enrollment — the Trump administration's catch-and-revoke campaign is devastating American campuses, and 2026 could be the breaking point.

International Business Times

Hegseth Orders War College Review as Pentagon's Higher Education Purge Turns Inward

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has launched a 90-day task force to review the Pentagon's own war colleges for ideological deficiencies — escalating his campaign to reshape military education after banning attendance at Harvard, Princeton, Columbia, MIT, and other elite universities, raising urgent questions about what graduate education will look like…

Sports Illustrated

Eight Candidates for Providence Men’s Basketball Coaching Search After Kim English’s Departure

Buzzy names like Josh Schertz and Jerrod Calhoun will be in the mix for a job that has long been thought to come open.

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Android Central

March builds on Google Home automations, expands Nest's Yale Lock support

Google Home grabs a huge March update for automations, Nest's Yale Lock support, and its Gemini for Home test.

International Business Times UK

Department of War to Cut Ties With 'Woke Breeding Grounds' Ivy League Universities

The Pentagon, led by Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth, has cut ties with several elite universities, citing ideological concerns. This move affects military education and funding.

Sports Illustrated

Men’s College Basketball’s Coaching Carousel: Names to Know As Jobs Open

Josh Schertz, Jerrod Calhoun and Casey Alexander headline a deep candidate pool as high-major athletic directors prepare for an active hiring cycle.

The Conversation

Former Harvard president Summers’ soft landing after Epstein revelations is case study of economics’ trouble with misbehaving men

Economist Larry Summers will resign from his tenured job as a professor at Harvard University, the school announced on Feb. 25, 2026, following heightened scrutiny of his ties with the late convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein. Summers will leave at the end of the 2025-26 academic year, with a new…

Fortune

We heard CEOs rip into Trump's tariffs behind the scenes and the Supreme Court just vindicated them

But sadly, the economic uncertainty isn't over.

Fortune

Trump is ‘dumb as a fox,’ master of ‘the wall of sound,’ and never above ‘the last resort of scoundrels’: Yale scholar breaks it down in new book

“We know from mythology and science across centuries and cultures that even foxes can get outfoxed on occasion,” Yale’s Jeffrey Sonnenfeld told Fortune.

Sports Illustrated

Yale Head Football Coach Tony Reno Steps Down Due to Health Reasons

Reno led the Bulldogs to five Ivy League titles in his 14 seasons at the helm.

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