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Trump pushes to move hush-money appeal to federal court

时间:2010-12-5 17:23:32  作者:Cricket   来源:India  查看:  评论:0
内容摘要:The word comes from the Arabic root “h-j-j”, which means “intending a journey” or “to set out for a definitive purpose”.

The word comes from the Arabic root “h-j-j”, which means “intending a journey” or “to set out for a definitive purpose”.

Trump’s executive ordersand decisions aimed at changing education and immigration in the country, alongside cracking down on pro-Palestine protests that took place on US college campuses last year.

Trump pushes to move hush-money appeal to federal court

The new tax plans aim to increase taxes on what US universities earn from their endowments.So, what exactly is an endowment?An endowment refers to funds or assets donated to a university to keep it financially sustained in the future.

Trump pushes to move hush-money appeal to federal court

Endowments typically comprise charitable donations from alumni, other donors and companies.The bill before the US Congress sets tax rates for universities based on their effective endowments per student – by dividing their total endowments by the number of full-time students at the institution.

Trump pushes to move hush-money appeal to federal court

Earnings from investments made from endowments will be taxed, if the bill becomes law.

Have universities been taxed so far?“We’ve had a lot of, ‘Oh my God, I didn’t even know this was happening,’” Ogundairo told Al Jazeera. “I have an uncle who decided to support this because I told him you can fit the US, China, and India into Africa, and he felt so betrayed. He was like ‘Oh my God, I had no idea.’”

Institutions have been harder to crack, Ogundairo said, but she expected some resistance to this sensitive, controversial topic.For centuries, experts have debated the question: Can anyone accurately depict a three-dimensional, spherical world on a flat surface? Is it possible to take a rounded object, like a football, for example, cut it up, paste it on a board, and have a precise representation?

Many experts conclude the answer is a resounding no. Maps, they say, are inherently a lie, always compromising on something: Area, distance, or something else. Others, though, argue that near-perfect maps exist and must be highlighted.Ogundairo believes the commonly used Mercator map affects Africa and Africans negatively, and that its widespread use for centuries is connected to the many decades of

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