Summary
A judge showed interest in Harvard's case claiming the previous administration unlawfully reduced its funding. A second person was arrested in relation to the shooting of an off-duty Customs and Border Protection officer in New York. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is looking into an incident where a military plane came too close to a passenger jet over North Dakota.
Key Facts
- A judge is reviewing Harvard's claim that $2.6 billion in funding was wrongfully reduced.
- The funding cut happened during the Trump administration.
- A second suspect was arrested for the shooting of a Customs and Border Protection officer who was off-duty in New York.
- The FAA is investigating an incident involving a near mid-air collision.
- The close-call happened over North Dakota and involved a military aircraft and a commercial passenger plane.
