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Thirty U.S. universities, including Oklahoma State and Northeastern State, are being ordered by the Department of War to audit foreign academic partnerships by August 31st—aiming to root out any ties that could compromise national security. The move targets research, financial, and academic collaborations overseas, with big names like MIT and Harvard also on the list. Northeastern State confirmed its limited ties with a Chinese college posed no security risk, while Oklahoma State awaits its response. The directive underscores the government’s zero-tolerance stance on taxpayer-funded research being exposed to foreign influence.

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