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Harvard scientist accused of smuggling frog embryos indicted on new charges
BOSTON (Reuters) -A Russian-born scientist at Harvard University accused of smuggling frog embryos into the United States was indicted on Wednesday on additional charges nearly two weeks after her lawyers secured her release from U.S. custody.
In May, the Trump administration announced it was immediately revoking Harvard’s ability to enroll foreign students, and ...
The government is appealing a court order letting Harvard University continue enrolling foreign students despite President ...
Students at the Kennedy School of Government can study online or finish their degrees at the University of Toronto.
A federal judge has sided twice with Harvard University, approving two preliminary injunctions to protect Harvard ...
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration from carrying out its latest bid to curtail Harvard's ability to host ...
A district court judge had blocked President Trump’s proclamation barring international students from attending the ...
Harvard is seeking an order that would allow student visa holders to enter the country while the university weighs its legal ...
The preliminary injunction from U.S. District Judge Allison Burroughs bars the government from cutting off Harvard's access ...
Boston is getting $50,000 from Bloomberg Philanthropies to explore whether traffic light sensors to give school buses ...
Repsresentatives Jim Jordan and Scott Fitzgerald said Harvard's previous responses have "been inadequate" and asked for it to ...
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