Five international Ohio State students have F-1 visas revoked for reasons unknown to the university

Some graduate students at the University of Kentucky have had their visas revoked, President Eli Capilouto said in a campus-wide message Friday afternoon. In his message, Capilouto wrote that the Department of Homeland Security notified UK that the department was revoking some F-1 student visas. The president didn’t specify the number of students affected but said it was a “small number.”

The Department of Homeland Security revoked the visas of international students at Harvard University, University of Michigan, Stanford University, University of California, Los Angeles, Ohio State University and more.

The number of international students at Arizona State University who have had their visas revoked is now at least 50, according to an attorney representing the students. Last week, Arizona Luminaria reported on eight students at ASU who had their visas revoked. That number has increased quickly, with at least three students facing some time in immigration detention, according to Senior Attorney Ami Hutchinson, with Green Evans-Schroeder, the Tucson-based law firm representing the students. She said students she’s spoken to are confused.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio said he's revoked the visas of 'lunatics,' but civil-rights experts say the administration is targeting free speech.

The Trump administration has revoked visas of hundreds of international students and detained roughly a dozen others on college campuses across the US, often without any warning or recourse for appeals. Videos of some of the arrests, showing plain-clothes officers handcuff and arrest students near their homes, have gone viral...

An Ohio teacher is in major legal trouble after allegedly offering a student money. The money was for something very specific: to kill her husband. Of course, no adult should be offering a minor money to commit a crime , but Stephanie Demetrius didn’t really think much about that when she reportedly made the request. The teacher now faces charges and possible prison time for her alleged murder plot. Demetrius, 44, was a substitute teacher in the Columbus area. According to court documents obtained by WSYX , she was working at The Academy For Urban Scholars High School. On...

"I recently cut ties with my 64-year-old father. Every time I would see him, he'd tell me weird conspiracies and use racist slurs."

A Belgian court has refrained from sentencing a 24-year-old medical student found guilty of rape, citing his youth and talent as reasons to avoid punishment.

Kimbal Musk's comments come as his brother Elon Musk — a major Trump backer — has recently broken with Trump and his administration on tariffs.

The Democratic Party has loked adrift ever since they were shellacked in the 2024 Election. National Review Editor-in-Chief Rich Lowry says Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez may be the answer as they establish who could be the face of the party. @iheartradio.com

"I truly hope, and I mean this with all my heart, that Kristi Noem meets a horrible and agonizing demise I hope she is tried in a war criminal court with the rest of the Nazis," he allegedly wrote. The post ‘Hope she is ripped apart in a gulag’: Man arrested after Facebook posts allegedly target Kristi Noem and tell people to ‘put the second amendment to work’ against ICE agents first appeared on Law & Crime .

One of the victims "sold her house so that she could send $600,000 to the scammer," the state's Attorney General's Office said

Kansas Jayhawks star Zeke Mayo had a parting message for the fans and the program after the NCAA Tournament loss.

Ohio State police is now adding “steady, low-intensity” lights to their patrols vehicles in order to increase visibility for the community and deter crime, university spokesperson Nicole Holman said. Credit: Zachary Rilley | Lantern File Photo.

Ohio State’s conference and event space, the Fawcett Event Center — located at 2400 Olentangy River Road — is set to host the Fisher College of Business’ fourth annual Women’s Leadership Symposium Friday. Credit: Michael Misel | Lantern Photographer.

NORTHERN SCHUYLKILL – The following is a collection of police incidents reported by local law enforcement... The post Police Log, 3/19/2025 first appeared on The Shenandoah Sentinel .

U.S Senator Rand Paul this week introduced the Nutritious SNAP Act of 2025 to restore personal responsibility and state flexibility to the federal food assistance program. The purpose of the bill is to confront an uncomfortable truth: while the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) was created to fight hunger, it is now fueling a new public health crisis — obesity and chronic disease — by subsidizing the purchase of junk food with taxpayer dollars.

In a letter to the editor, Astrid Coste explores struggles with journalists’ personal identities. Credit: Lucy Lawler | Managing Editor for Content. Astrid Coste is a fourth-year in journalism at Ohio State. Coste previously reported for The Lantern, though she has not contributed to the publication’s coverage since March 2024.

I get it—landlords can show a place when selling, but how often is reasonable? I’ve had nearly 15 showings since February, plus an open house. I work remotely, and buyers have walked in during meetings, asked me about the building like I’m the leasing agent, and one even let their kid run around my living room.

President Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort has been a celebrity hotspot long before the businessman entered the Oval Office. While Mar-a-Lago serves as Trump’s permanent residence, the hotel is also a popular venue in Palm Beach. In addition to the Trump family putting on parties, Mar-a-Lago has been used for other stars’ events, including fundraisers, concerts […]

Laura Rutledge took to Instagram to show off her golf-themed outfit for the upcoming Masters Tournament.

While it's hard to find anyone in politics who isn't hounded by speculation and scandal, there are a few public figures who seem to generate more rumors and controversy than the former South Dakota governor and Donald Trump's Secretary of Homeland Security, Kristi Noem. Once considered to be a front-runner to be Trump's VP in the 2024 election, her rising star was sidelined by a number of different scandals that proved to be too damaging even for Trump to come near — so we instead have Vice President JD Vance and his slew of weird moments and bizarre dramas making headlines instead.

Florida's real estate market is taking a slow dive here in South Fort Myers. My wife and I bought our 3-bed townhome near Gulf Coast University for 400k in 2020. Now identical homes in our complex are listing for 320-$360k - some have been on the market over six months with zero offers.

MSNBC's Joe Scarborough and one of his panelists agreed that President Donald Trump means every word he's saying about the tariffs threatening to wreck the global economy. The president's allies are split on the double-digit tariffs Trump is imposing on more than 90 trading partners, which he insists are necessary to undo trade deficits and boost American manufacturing. But the "Morning Joe" host said his comments stood out as sincere. Want more breaking political news? Click for the latest headlines at Raw Story. "We have seen a split in sort of MAGA world," Scarborough said. "We saw it early...

I need advice, like seriously. My elderly landlord just moved into our place without telling me or my roommates. He said he rented out his own place, so now he’s crashing in our spare room. That was two weeks ago and he’s still here! 😱

California lawmakers have passed Senate Bill 1144 aimed at cracking down on the sale of irregular merchandise through online marketplaces. SB 1144 will take effect on July 1, 2025. The measure strengthens existing legislation by requiring increased transparency and accountability from sellers and marketplace platforms.

Kansas basketball has almost an entire roster it has to rework for next year and may look in-state to partially do that.

(The Center Square) – The Trump administration is forging ahead with a range of border security efforts, including implementing penalties for those in the U.S. illegally who don’t self deport and expanding detention facility capacity for those being apprehended. This is after President Donald Trump deployed 10,000 U.S. troops to shut down the southwest border, negotiated repatriation and extradition of violent foreign nationals with the governments of multiple countries, is aggressively deporting violent criminals, ended parole programs and a phone app created by the Biden administration to facilitate the entry of millions of inadmissible foreign nationals, and is prosecuting...

Ohio State’s College of Medicine has canceled its 2025 Global Health Symposium, which included a planned keynote speech about healthcare in Gaza. Credit : Mackenzie Shanklin | Lantern File Photo.

Starting April 1, 2025, new California laws will significantly enhance protections for renters statewide. All of them aimed at increasing fairness and transparency in landlord-tenant interactions.