US travel industry losing billions as international visitors dwindle
TRAVEL Summer is here. The international tourists are not. Why the US is losing billions in visitor revenue. Trump, tariffs, and talk of the 51st state continue to drive away
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Iran and US hold indirect talks in Oman
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Trump''s inauguration will be first attended by foreign leaders
For the first time in US history, a president-elect will welcome foreign leaders for one of the most American political traditions — the peaceful transfer of power. President-elect
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Trump block foreign aid Congress OK''d
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Trump''s new foreign aid plan eyes $50 million for Greenland
The Trump administration is considering whether to spend up to $50 million in foreign aid to protect polar bears in Greenland, and $25 million for snow leopards in Nepal —
Harvard, Ivy League schools, give foreign students generous aid
Efforts to attract international students are under immense scrutiny amid the Trump administration''s attacks on elite colleges and immigration.
Where does Harvard''s foreign funding come from?
Foreign funding at Harvard is in the spotlight. But where does it come from? The college is among the biggest recipients of foreign money among schools nationwide and has
Foreign governments seek to lure US scientists away from Trump
Foreign governments are trying to lure US scientists to move abroad as the Trump administration roils the research world with funding cuts and blacklists of some fields.