The Trump administration has frozen over $2 billion in grants to Harvard University after the school refused to comply with a list of demands aimed at combating anti-Semitism on campus. This move follows similar actions taken against Columbia University last month. El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele has stated that he will not send a mistakenly deported man back to the U.S., despite a Supreme Court order to facilitate the man’s return. During a meeting with President Trump, Bukele also discussed the idea of deporting “homegrown criminals” who are U.S. citizens to a prison in El Salvador, a notion that has been met with legal pushback. Meanwhile, Pride events around the country are losing corporate sponsorships, with concerns about President Trump’s crackdown on diversity, equality, and inclusion initiatives playing a role in this trend. Despite these challenges, organizers remain committed to supporting the LGBTQ community and have expressed gratitude for the sponsors who continue to stand by them. Arson at Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s residence has raised questions about security gaps and breakdowns in protocols, sparking concerns about the safety of public officials. In other news, Tax Day has arrived, but filers in certain states have been granted extensions, and efforts are ongoing to simplify online shopping experiences for consumers.
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