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A bill passed by the House on Thursday would raise taxes at universities like Harvard, where the Trump administration has already choked off federal funding because the school has not agreed to its demands for overhauling campus practices.

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Elimination of federal subsidies would immediately raise prices for electric vehicles in the United States.

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Law enforcement officials walked toward the site of the shooting near the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C., on Thursday.

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Tom Cruise’s press tour for the latest “Mission: Impossible” movie serves as a celebration of an industry.

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Tom Cruise in the film “Mission: Impossible — The Final Reckoning.” The widely anticipated blockbuster from Paramount Pictures will play exclusively at IMAX theaters for three weeks.

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Jake Tapper has become a symbol of the establishment press that conservatives have accused of hiding the former president’s frailty.

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Lithuanian soldiers participating in NATO military exercises at an American facility in Hohenfels, Germany, in March.

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Preserving posters and banners from the uprising against the dictator Bashar al-Assad in the northwestern town of Kafranbel, Syria.

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Keeping the Pacific Coast Highway open has become a Sisyphean endeavor.

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An artist’s concept of the exoplanet K2-18b, 120 light-years from Earth, whose atmosphere has been creating a stir in astronomical circles.

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Roommates can be nightmares. But as Terry Baker Mulligan discovered, they can also become lifelong friends.

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The main shopping street in Bielefeld, Germany, this week.

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A meeting of Rise St. James in 2023, a group leading an effort to use low-cost air pollution monitors.

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The bow of a cargo ship sits lodged into the ground beside a house in Byneset, Norway, on Thursday.

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Harvard University campus in Cambridge, Mass., in April. American schools like Harvard have remained attractive to Chinese students, who were willing to overlook other concerns for the promise of a best-in-the-world education.

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In March, federal agencies suspended more than $400 million in grants and contracts for Columbia University.

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A young man looking on as members of Congress gathered on Thursday at the site in Washington where two Israeli Embassy workers were killed the night before.

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The Harvard University campus in Cambridge, Mass.

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The Harvard University campus in Cambridge, Mass.

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