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Columbia University Goes Remote for Remainder of Year
On Wednesday, Columbia University made the decision to make all classes and final exams remote due to concerns over "an evolving campus environment," the university announced.
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Biden to Visit Slain Officers' Families in North Carolina
President Joe Biden will travel to Charlotte, North Carolina, on Thursday to meet with the families of four law enforcement officers slain earlier this week, reported The Hill.
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Trump: 'Take the Radicalism Out From the Democrats' on Abortion
Treading into a topic Democrats use as an election weapon against conservatives, presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump boldly warned pro-life conservatives seeking to restrict abortion you have to win elections to save the babies' lives.
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Trump Vows 'Great Iron Dome,' 'Bring the World Glorious New Peace'
The success of Israel's Iron Dome has presumptive Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump vowing to deliver a "great Iron Dome" to American skies as President Joe Biden has the world teetering on the brink of a potential World War III.
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Muslim Organizations: UCLA Officials Failed to Intervene in Brawl
Muslim organizations and students blasted UCLA officials and police in a Wednesday news conference, saying they failed to intervene as students in a pro-Palestinian encampment were verbally harassed, pepper sprayed, and beaten during a brawl with counterprotesters.
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Police Shot, Killed Armed Student Outside Wisconsin School
Police shot and killed a Wisconsin student outside a middle school after receiving a report of someone with a weapon, the state's attorney general said in the first law enforcement briefing on an incident that sent children fleeing amid gunfire.
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Violence, Chaos on Campuses as Protesters, Counter-Protesters Clash Over Gaza War
Counter-protesters "forcefully" attacked a pro-Palestinian encampment at UCLA early Wednesday, the university's chancellor said, and activists clashed with police officers who destroyed their tents at the University of Wisconsin in Madison, part of a series of escalating...
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NYPD's Chell to Newsmax: 'Professional Agitators' at Columbia
While detailing the measures taken Tuesday night to restore order at Columbia University, New York City Police Chief of Patrol John Chell and Deputy Commissioner of Operations Kaz Daughtry told Newsmax Wednesday that "professional agitators" infiltrated the campus.
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NYPD Clears Fordham U. Tent Encampment, Arrests 15
New York police made 15 arrests while dispersing a tent encampment set up by anti-Israel protesters at Fordham University on Wednesday afternoon as college campuses continued to be rocked by unrest not seen since the days of the Vietnam War.
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Holt, Azani to Newsmax: College Protests Resemble BLM From 2020
Retired U.S. Air Force Brig. Gen. Blaine Holt told Newsmax on Wednesday the violent protests that have crippled many of nation's college campuses "are centrally funded" like the Black Lives Matter demonstrations in 2020.
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Trans Athlete to Compete in Women's Water Polo Club Nationals
A 31-year-old transgender woman reportedly is set to compete for the second time in the national collegiate women's water polo club championships that begin Friday at Texas A&M University.
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Arizona Lawmakers Vote to Undo Near-Total Abortion Ban From 1864
The Arizona Legislature approved a repeal of a long-dormant ban on nearly all abortions Wednesday, advancing the bill to Democratic Gov. Katie Hobbs, who is expected to sign it.Two Republicans joined with Democrats in the Senate on the 16-14 vote in favor of repealing a...
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BlackRock Backed China Companies Linked to Nuclear Arms
BlackRock, the world's largest asset manager, has invested in Chinese companies working on the communist nation's nuclear weapons buildup, according to a report by the Coalition for A Prosperous America (CPA).
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Tensions Escalate as Police Confront Protesters at University of Wisconsin
Police officers and pro-Palestinian demonstrators at the University of Wisconsin-Madison pushed and shoved each other as police moved in to dismantle an encampment on campus on Wednesday.A tightly packed group of protesters huddled around police officers, chanting "divest,...
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US Appeals Court Says Kids' Climate Lawsuit Must Be Dismissed
A U.S. appeals court on Wednesday said a lawsuit filed by 21 young people claiming the U.S. government's energy policies violate their rights to be protected from climate change must be dismissed, this time for good.A three-judge panel of the San Francisco-based 9th U.S....
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NYPD Arrests Close to 300 Pro-Palestinian Protesters
Following a full crackdown on the protests plaguing some New York college campuses, the New York Police Department confirmed Wednesday that they had made almost 300 arrests.
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NSA Disclosures of US Identities Nearly Tripled Last Year
Disclosures of U.S. identities in spy reports distributed by the National Security Agency in response to requests from other agencies through Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act nearly tripled last year, the government disclosed Tuesday.
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Air Force Pursues New Charges Against Convicted Discord Leaker
The U.S. airman who pleaded guilty to leaking classified military documents on a social media platform will face military criminal proceedings, Air Force officials said Wednesday.
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Active Shooter Contained at Wisconsin Middle School
A middle school in Wisconsin went into lockdown Wednesday due to an active shooter. There are no reports of anyone being harmed, except for the alleged assailant, the Mount Horeb Area School District wrote on Facebook.
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DeSantis Signs Ban on Lab-Grown Meat
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a first-in-the-nation ban on lab-grown meat Wednesday, calling the product a threat to agriculture akin to citrus greening disease.
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Rep. Kat Cammack to Newsmax: Applaud Univ. of Florida's Protest Stance
U.S. colleges being invaded by anti-Israel protesters should learn a lesson from the University of Florida, Rep. Kat Cammack, R-Fla., told Newsmax on Wednesday morning.
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Encounters Between Migrants, Law Enforcement Plummets in Texas
Texas has seen a sharp decrease this year in the number of encounters between law enforcement and suspected illegal migrants, according to the U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
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GOP Sens Want Clarity on Education Department's Working From Home
Republican Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., and Bill Cassidy, R-La., are wondering why employees at the Department of Education are still being allowed to work remotely.
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Approximately 300 People Detained at Columbia University, City College
New York City police took about 300 people into custody late on Tuesday at Columbia University and City College of New York at pro-Palestinian demonstrations, Mayor Eric Adams said on Wednesday.
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Russia Seeking to Exploit Israel-Hamas Divisions in US
Russian authorities are reportedly using propaganda and disinformation to try and exploit the division in America over the Israel-Hamas war.