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Request to Block Affirmative Action at West Point Shot Down
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the U.S. Military Academy in West Point, New York, can continue its affirmative action policies, denying a request to
Russia, Ukraine Exchange Hundreds of Prisoners of War
Russia and Ukraine on Wednesday exchanged hundreds of prisoners of war in the biggest single release of captives since Russia’s full-scale invasion in February 2022.[#item_full_content]
Activists troll disgraced former Harvard president with ‘moving day’ sign, U-Haul trucks outside campus home
A group of activists targeted disgraced former Harvard University President Claudine Gay outside her official campus residence Wednesday, trolling her with a “moving day” billboard
WH Blasts Speaker’s Border Trip Amid Talks Deadlock
The White House slammed House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., Wednesday for leading a Republican delegation to the U.S. southern border, accusing him of ducking a
Swain to Newsmax: ‘Total Racism’ to Suggest a Black Woman
It’s “total racism” to suggest that Harvard’s next president should be a Black woman, says Dr. Carol Swain, a Senior Fellow at the Institute for
San Francisco Installs Nets to Stop Golden Gate Bridge Suicides
Kevin Hines regretted jumping off San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge the moment his hands released the rail and he plunged the equivalent of 25 stories
Trump Asks Supreme Court to Keep Him on Colo. Ballot
Former President Donald Trump has formally appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court a ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court to remove him from that state’s
Hezbollah leader threatens Israel, says there is no fear of war following death of top Hamas official
The head of Hezbollah threatened Israel Wednesday, saying the Lebanese terrorist group is not afraid of war following a drone strike Tuesday that killed a
1 Colombian soldier dead, 12 wounded in apparent cartel attack
One soldier was killed and 12 were injured Wednesday in an attack with explosives on a military unit in western Colombia that the army blamed
Argentina arrests 3 for alleged terror cell connections
Authorities in Argentina have arrested three men, including a Syrian national, in Buenos Aires and surrounding areas on suspicion of being part of a terror
Sierra Leone charges former president with treason for alleged involvement in failed coup
Former President Ernest Bai Koroma has been charged with treason for his alleged involvement in a failed coup attempt in November, Sierra Leone’s government said
Coppa Italia, Roma-Cremonese 2-1: Lukaku e Dybala in rimonta, ai quarti il derby con la Lazio
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Labour election win would lift downtrodden UK, Keir Starmer to say
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Luke Humphries ends Luke Littler’s fairytale in epic PDC world darts final
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Bill Ackman: DEI, Root Cause of Antisemitism at Harvard
“The root cause of antisemitism” at Harvard is the university’s policies on diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI), billionaire Bill Ackman wrote on X where he called on his alma
Virginia drops last remaining charge against DC-area elections official
Prosecutors have dropped the last remaining charge against a northern Virginia elections official who had been accused of misconduct related to the 2020 elections. A
Johnson calls migrant crisis ‘truly unconscionable’ during visit to besieged southern border
House Speaker Mike Johnson, leading a GOP delegation to the southern border on Wednesday, slammed what he said is a “truly unconscionable” migrant crisis at
Gov. Abbott Mocks Mayorkas for Border Blame
Texas Republican Gov. Greg Abbott slammed Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas for blaming the southern border crisis on climate change.[#item_full_content]
Vermont Legislature reconvenes for new session
Recovery from the catastrophic flooding that hit Vermont this summer, climate resiliency, improving public safety, tackling opioid addiction, and creating more affordable housing are among
Giant offshore wind project axed in blow to Biden’s green goals
Global energy developers Equinor and BP announced Wednesday they are canceling the contract for a massive wind project slated for construction off the coast of