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Supreme Court keeps in place Trump funding freeze: Live updates
The Supreme Court on Friday extended an order that allows President Donald Trump''s administration to keep frozen nearly $5 billion in foreign aid, handing him another victory in a dispute
Opinion | Mass. already has doctor shortages. Now Trump wants to
EDITORIAL We already have doctor shortages. Now Trump wants to make it harder for foreign physicians to fill the gaps? Hundreds of foreign medical professionals work in Massachusetts
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.
With Iran attack, Trump abandons a core tenet of his foreign policy
EDITORIAL With Iran attack, Trump abandons a core tenet of his foreign policy The government in Tehran is thuggish. But the president who denounced nation building is now calling for
3 Reasons Microsoft Stock Is Back in Rally Mode
Microsoft stock is down more than 25% amid AI concerns but the company''s products are being seen positively within the industry, KeyBanc says.
Stock Market News From Aug. 21, 2025: Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq
The Dow, S&P 500, and Nasdaq fell as the stock market looked ahead to the Federal Reserve''s Jackson Hole Symposium.
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 Donald Trump
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 previously faced
Josh Schafer
Josh Schafer is a newsletter editor and investing personality at Barron''s. Prior to joining Barron''s he covered markets and the economy at Yahoo Finance. Josh Schafer is a newsletter editor and
8 Stocks to Buy After Trump''s Historic $1.5 Trillion Defense Request
President Donald Trump''s 2027 budget request is a tailwind for defense stocks. The wind will blow harder for some corners of the industry than others.
Andy Serwer
Andy Serwer is Editor at Large at Barron''s, covering a wide range of topics. Prior to Barron''s, he led Yahoo Finance''s editorial team for nearly eight years. He spent 29 years with Fortune
Tesla, Globalstar, Blue Owl, United Airlines, Carnival
Cruise line and airline stocks slide after President Donald Trump''s speech fails to assuage concerns over a drawn-out war in Iran.
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Shares rallied in the run-up to the flash memory product supplier joining the benchmark tech index.
National parks announce ''America-first'' upcharges for foreign visitors
The National Park Service is introducing a digital annual pass that charges foreign visitors $170 more than United States residents across the federal recreation system. According to a
Yahoo Adds Sustainability Company Data
Yahoo Finance has begun offering sustainability scores on more than 2,000 publicly traded companies
Trump wants to extend foreign surveillance program
The program expires Monday, and critics want changes, including a requirement for warrants before authorities can access the emails, phone calls, or text messages of Americans.
Appeals court lets the White House suspend or end billions in foreign
President Trump issued an executive order directing the State Department and the US Agency for International Development to freeze spending on foreign aid.
US travel industry losing billions as international visitors dwindle
Trump, tariffs, and talk of the 51st state continue to drive international tourists away.
What The Attacks on Iran Mean for Oil and Stocks
The U.S. and Israeli attack on Iran—and Tehran''s retaliation—has cause doil and other energy prices to spike and stock markets to react sharply.