Head of Harvard’s $57 Billion Endowment, Plans to Retire, WSJ Reports

May 16 (Reuters) – The head ⁠of ⁠Harvard University’s nearly $57 ⁠billion endowment, N.P. Narvekar, has told ​its board that he plans to retire, ‌the Wall Street Journal ‌reported late on Friday, citing ⁠sources. The ⁠report said that Narvekar had not set a ​definitive departure date but discussed the possibility of stepping down in late …

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US Plans to Indict Raul Castro Raise Cubans’ Fears of Force

HAVANA, May 15 (Reuters) – U.S. plans to indict Cuba`s former leader Raul Castro ⁠over ⁠the downing of humanitarian planes two decades ago ⁠further increased tensions on the island on Friday, as the country struggles with its worst crisis in decades ​amid severe fuel shortages. An indictment of the 94-year-old revolutionary icon would mark a …

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Takeaways From Trump’s China Trip

(Fixes garble in headline) WASHINGTON, May 15 (Reuters) – U.S. President Donald Trump’s two-day state visit to Beijing featured wide-ranging talks ⁠on Taiwan, ⁠Iran and trade with Chinese President Xi Jinping but yielded few ⁠concrete outcomes on the issues dividing the world’s two largest economies. Here are some takeaways from Trump’s trip to China, the …

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Acting CDC Chief Says White House and Kennedy Getting Daily Hantavirus Updates

By Ahmed Aboulenein and Michael Erman WASHINGTON, May 15 (Reuters) – ⁠The ⁠White House and Health Secretary Robert ⁠F. Kennedy Jr. are receiving daily briefings on the U.S. response ​to an Andes hantavirus outbreak that killed three people aboard a luxury cruise ship this month, a ‌top health official said on ‌Friday. No cases have …

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