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Harvard loses another $450 million in grants in escalating battle with Trump administration

On 13 May, the Trump administration cut another $450M in federal grants to Harvard, citing antisemitism and bias. This follows a $2.2B freeze and rising tensions over diversity policies. Harvard is challenging the sanctions in court.

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Judge reduces Menendez brothers' murder sentences, putting them a step closer to freedom

The brothers, convicted of murdering their parents in 1989, could be released after 35 years if deemed rehabilitated. Prosecutors argue they haven't fully accepted responsibility.

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2 more arrested in Assam for 'defending' Pakistan, bringing the total to 58

Assam's Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma announced the arrest of two more individuals for allegedly sympathising with Pakistan, bringing the total to 58. This follows the Pahalgam terror attack in April , where 26 people were killed.

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Robert Benton, Oscar-winning filmmaker of 'Kramer vs. Kramer', dead at 92

Over his 40-year career, he won three Academy Awards and directed acclaimed films including 'Places in the Heart'. Benton was also recognised for his work on 'Superman' and 'What's Up, Doc?'.

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TV star Akhil Marar booked for alleged anti-national remarks on social media

The case, filed under Section 152 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, was prompted by a complaint from BJP leader Anish Kizhakkekkara. The video has since been deleted, and police are working to recover it before further investigation.

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WTC Final-bound SA players likely to miss IPL playoffs due to national duty

South African players selected for the WTC Final against Australia will likely miss the IPL playoffs, as CSA insists they return by 26 May for national duty. The playoffs run from 29 May to 3 June, clashing with WTC prep for the 11 June final in London.

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Convinced India, Pak to let's have peace: President Trump

On 10 May, India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire after intense clashes, with US President Trump claiming he brokered peace using trade diplomacy. India denies third-party involvement, attributing the truce to bilateral military dialogue.

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Trump to meet Syria's president before heading to Qatar on his Mideast tour

On 14 May, President Trump confirmed he will meet Syria’s new president, Ahmad al-Sharaa, before heading to Qatar. The meeting follows US-sanctions being lifted on Syria. Trump’s Mideast tour includes Saudi Arabia, UAE and a state visit in Qatar.

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Pak declares an Indian diplomat 'persona non grata', orders 24 hours exit

Pakistan declared an Indian High Commission staff member in Islamabad 'persona non grata' over alleged improper activities and ordered him to leave within 24 hours. This follows India’s similar expulsion of a Pakistani official over espionage charges.

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Spurious liquor deaths: Punjab Police seizes 600 litres of methanol

On 13 May, Punjab Police seized 600 litres of methanol near Tepla, suspected to be linked to the spurious liquor tragedy in Amritsar that killed 21. The truck came from Delhi, and its driver was arrested. 10 others were held; 2 police officials suspended.