Trump Slashes Harvard Funding Over Antisemitism, Honors Heroes, and Pardons Sheriff

President Trump’s administration has taken a bold swing at Harvard University, announcing plans to sever all federal funding—roughly $100 million—over allegations of unchecked antisemitism on campus. The move, confirmed by a senior official, signals a complete financial divorce from the Ivy League giant, with the administration citing Harvard’s failure to address a toxic campus culture. While the university cries foul, claiming the White House is stomping on free speech, its own internal investigation seems to have handed Trump the receipts to justify the cut.

Elsewhere, Trump’s Memorial Day was a mix of reverence and rage. He honored fallen heroes with praise for their sacrifice, calling them ‘great, great warriors,’ while firing off a blistering all-caps message blasting ‘SCUM’ who, in his view, sought to tear America apart. The contrast captures Trump’s signature style—unapologetic, polarizing, and impossible to ignore.

In other political tremors, the FBI is dusting off its investigation into cocaine found at Biden’s White House, raising eyebrows about what might surface. Meanwhile, Democrats are scrambling to stop losing male working-class voters, but their $20 million ‘American men’ study has been mocked as a desperate misstep. And in a nod to second chances, Trump pardoned a former Virginia sheriff convicted of bribery, proving his pen remains as unpredictable as ever.