William Mallard

.@holland_tom

doomer @uncledoomer

THIS is the rubicon? im supposed to be impressed that somebody crossed this? https://t.co/T13VGV0j71

“The human proclivity to ‘Where’s the boss?’ is something we have to let go of. And for me this resonates with certain central claims within Eastern philosophical traditions.” @DrJohnVervaeke @DrLanternJack @greecepodcast https://t.co/U2EXKMxgLA

Most of the $3 billion that ⁦@DonaldTrump⁩ proposed diverting from @Harvard is appropriated for the @NIH to disburse to fund biomedical research after applications by individual scientists, work that is not typically done at trade schools. @Reuters https://t.co/9y4VMXuf2I

"The path towards my dream is actually harder and tougher than I expected," @Harvard-bound Taiwanese student Yu-hsuan Lin told @Reuters. "I think I would either defer my studies at Harvard or I would probably apply for master programs in Europe or the UK." https://t.co/Wy5JlqL3kI

.⁦@Harvard⁩ sued the Trump administration over ⁦@DonaldTrump⁩’s decision to revoke the Ivy League school's ability to enroll international students. @Reuters https://t.co/QWKz9Y31O1

“The Chinese community definitely feels like a more targeted entity compared to other groups," ⁦@Harvard⁩ physics PhD student Zhang told ⁦@Reuters⁩ as peers canceled flights home and sought legal advice on ⁦⁦@realDonaldTrump⁩’s ban. https://t.co/exaar7Bpsg

.@realDonaldTrump confronted South African President @CyrilRamaphosa with explosive false claims of white genocide and land seizures during a tense White House meeting that was reminiscent of his February ambush of Ukraine’s @ZelenskyyUA. @Reuters https://t.co/VybOILVoam

.@Harvard_Law's copy of Magna Carta, which it bought for $27.50 in 1946, turns out to be an original from King Edward I’s 1300 re-issue of the document — one of just seven to survive — that forms the basis for the constitutions of many nations. @Reuters https://t.co/0ot4CUv6gU

Three-quarters of economists in a ⁦@Reuters⁩ poll cut their 2025 global growth forecasts as ⁦@realDonaldTrump⁩’s tariffs hit business sentiment, lowering the median to 2.7% from 3.0% in a January poll (vs. IMF’s 2.8%). https://t.co/JVTY8DP3wf

Pakistani farmers near the Indus River fear devastation if India cuts off water in response to a deadly militant attack in Kashmir. Pakistan denies involvement in the attack and says cutting the supply would be an act of war. @Reuters https://t.co/ccLlrZbo8z

.@realDonaldTrump voters affected by his tariffs were mostly willing to give them time to achieve results - from a few months to several years, depending on how confident they were in the president they helped elect. @Reuters https://t.co/EOTESEPqVT

China is considering waiving some US imports from its 125% tariffs and is asking businesses to identify goods to exempt, sources tell ⁦⁦@Reuters⁩, in the biggest sign yet of Beijing’s worries over ⁦@realDonaldTrump⁩’s trade war. https://t.co/90aXyseVIj

.@Reuters /Ipsos poll finds 37% approve of ⁦@realDonaldTrump⁩’s handling of the economy, down from 42% at his inauguration, mid-40s/mid-50s in his first term; 76% worry recession is coming, 56% say his moves to shake up the economy are "too erratic." https://t.co/TvOeCO2NGo

.⁦@realDonaldTrump⁩’s approval down 1 point in 3 weeks to 42% in @Reuters /Ipsos poll, lowest of this term; 83% (including 73% of Rs) say he must obey federal courts. Underwater on inflation, taxes, rule of law, immigration - his strongest at 45%/46% https://t.co/RotmodAScb