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Federal complaint accuses Harvard of race-restricted scholarships through the Union Scholars program.
The Equal Protection Project filed the complaint and cites Title VI of the Civil Rights Act.
AFSCME administers the Union Scholars program in coordination with Harvard Law School’s Center for Labor and a Just Economy.
The program offers stipends and support for students of color and requires a six-week field placement on a union campaign.
Harvard President Alan Garber has acknowledged the desire for more conservative voices on campus amid the debate over DEI policies.
The complaint asks the DOJ to determine if Harvard’s involvement violates federal anti-discrimination laws.
The case follows a broader push by the Trump administration to pressure universities on DEI and race-based policies.
The judge ruling in September previously limited regulatory actions against Harvard over such policies.
Harvard has not immediately commented on the federal complaint.
The Union Scholars program is described by AFSCME as a summer internship for students of color passionate about social justice and workers’ rights.
The complaint seeks DOJ action regarding potential Title VI and Title XI violations.

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Latest: Ten natural drinks for gut health are recommended by a Harvard-trained gastroenterologist.
Ginger tea is linked to reduced dyspepsia symptoms and faster stomach emptying.
Green tea supports beneficial gut bacteria and metabolites like short-chain fatty acids.
Kefir and buttermilk are probiotic drinks linked to gut bacteria growth and inflammation reduction.
Coconut water is anti-inflammatory and supports gut health via the microbiome and potassium.
Unsweetened kombucha may improve oxidative stress and inflammation.
Bone broth is rich in amino acids and minerals aiding gut health and absorption.
Psyllium husk water tops the doctor's gut-health drink list for microbiota and inflammation.
The article emphasizes consulting healthcare professionals before dietary changes.
The list includes water, ginger tea, green tea, fennel seed water, and more as natural options.
Dr. Saurabh Sethi is described as an MD, MPH with a large social following.

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Harvard confirms a phone phishing attack exposed a database of alumni, donors, and some students and faculty.
The breach followed a wave of Ivy League incidents affecting Princeton, UPenn, and Columbia.
Columbia was hit by a June breach affecting roughly 870,000 people, including students and applicants.
Harvard acted quickly to remove the attacker's access and prevent further unauthorized access.
Experts say large university IT systems are attractive targets due to vast datasets and donor information.
The incident adds to a growing list of cyberattacks on top universities.
Harvard's breach involved a database tied to alumni and fundraising operations.
The incident underscores the need for stronger defenses and proactive monitoring at universities.
Officials advise steps like 2FA and password managers to reduce risk from breaches.
The Fox News article is part of a broader CyberGuy guide on cyber safety and breach prevention.

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The latest health guidance highlights eight simple habits recommended by Dr. Sethi to boost well-being before year-end.
Dr. Saurabh Sethi advises starting the day with gratitude instead of scrolling social media.
Morning sunlight for 10 minutes is recommended to reset circadian rhythms and support gut health.
A 10-minute post-meal walk is suggested to aid digestion and stable blood sugar.
Fermented foods are encouraged at least three times weekly to nourish gut flora.
Experts suggest a 12-hour eating window, such as 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., to aid gut repair.
Including berries is recommended for their support of liver cells and gut bacteria.
Quality sleep of 7–8 hours is emphasized for microbiome and metabolic health.
The article frames these habits as small, repeatable actions that drive lasting health gains.
The plan is presented as accessible to most people, with a focus on daily practicality.
The piece situates the guidance within a broader TOI lifestyle context and health coverage.

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