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Desiree Ibekwe

Desiree Ibekwe

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Writer, The Morning, The New York Times

London

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international news, b2beuropean politics, uk politics, cyprus corporate news, greece news & current affairs

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nuclear regulations

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Total articles 364

  • Columbia Concedes to Trump

    By Desiree Ibekwe Verified| The New York Times Verified Image In acquiescence to President Trump, Columbia University today agreed to overhaul its security and protest policies, and its Middle Eastern studies department. The Trump administration accused Columbia of failing to protect students and staff from antisemitic violence and harassment, and refused to consider restoring $400 million in federal funding without the university making the changes.

    By Desiree Ibekwe Verified · The New York Times

    Mar. 21, 2025

  • Trump Ordered the Shutdown of the Education Department

    By Desiree Ibekwe Verified, Matthew Cullen Verified| The New York Times Verified President Trump today signed an executive order to begin dismantling the Education Department. The president, flanked by children at school desks, said that his administration would "take all lawful steps to shut down the department," adding: "It's doing us no good." The administration has cited poor test scores as a justification. The order further weakens the agency after Trump slashed its work force by almost half, gutted its civil rights division and laid off research employees.

    By Desiree Ibekwe Verified, Matthew Cullen Verified · The New York Times

    Mar. 20, 2025

  • Columbia Concedes to Trump

    By Desiree Ibekwe Verified| The New York Times Verified Image In acquiescence to President Trump, Columbia University today agreed to overhaul its security and protest policies, and its Middle Eastern studies department. The Trump administration accused Columbia of failing to protect students and staff from antisemitic violence and harassment, and refused to consider restoring $400 million in federal funding without the university making the changes.

    By Desiree Ibekwe Verified · The New York Times

    Mar. 21, 2025

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The New York Times

New York, New York, United States

+1 800-698-4637