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Alan Dershowitz says he is no longer loyal to Democratic Party after Columbia protests
Dershowitz, a Democrat who has been a major critic of President Joe Biden and the current administration, said his party has been an “extraordinary disappointment” because they have not been very vocal about the pro-Palestine protests at Columbia University.
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GOP Sen. Cotton calls on Biden to break up protests at Columbia University
Supporters of Palestine have staged large-scale protests at the school for days, with police arresting more than 100 participants on Thursday.
Papua New Guinea prime minister slams Biden for claiming his uncle was eaten by cannibals in WWII
Biden had insinuated that his uncle, 2nd Lt. Ambrose J. Finnegan Jr. was eaten by humans in the Oceanic nation after his plane was gunned down on the island, because his body was never found.
NY prosecutors, Trump attorney reach agreement on $175 million bond in civil fraud judgment case
New York Attorney General Letitia James had asked for former President Donald Trump's $175 million bond to be blocked.
Joe Manchin hands Senate endorsement for his replacement to Wheeling mayor
The West Virginia senator said he was endorsing Elliot because he had the “determination, the vigor, and vitality” that was needed to serve in the Senate.
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New York GOP delegation urges Columbia University president to resign over handling of protests
“This unsanctioned mob of students and agitators being permitted to continue to target Jewish students has led to several documented incidents of despicable antisemitic harassment," the delegation's letter states.
Supreme Court declines to hear Kari Lake, Mark Finchem's electronic voting machine case
The lawsuit was originally filed in April 2022.
NYPD official says that Columbia University doesn’t want NYPD on campus to help with protests
"As a general matter, Columbia University, and this goes back many years, does not want NYPD present on campus," NYPD Deputy Commissioner Michale Gerber told reporters during a press conference.
Trump contrasts Gaza protests at Columbia with police presence outside his trial
His reference to the protests at Columbia University comes as the school contends with major pro-Palestinian demonstrations that have prompted University President Minouche Shafik to move classes online in a bid to "deescalate the rancor" on campus.
Biden announces $7 billion for solar and 20,000 taxpayer-funded jobs to fight climate change
Modeled after the New Deal-era Civilian Conservation Corps. The initiative, according to the White House, will put more than 20,000 Americans to work in taxpayer-funded positions to advance Biden's climate agenda.
Police fatally shoot suspect in Idaho deputy’s killing
The suspect’s name was not released, but authorities said he was 65 years old and wanted for a misdemeanor.
House Judiciary opens formal inquiry into ATF killing of Arkansas airport executive
Lawmakers question lack of required body cams for raid, no-knock execution of warrant after Just the News reporting.
Supreme Court hears arguments in case challenging homeless ordinance
The court’s ruling, according to the blog, could impact similar ordinances across the U.S. As state and local governments try to grapple with rapid increases in the number of homeless people, these laws have proliferated.
London police under fire after officer threatens to arrest Jewish man
In response to the incident, the Campaign Against Antisemitism organized a walk to coincide during the next scheduled pro-Palestine march.
Sixteen pro-Palestine protesters arrested at Yale
Peter Salovey, Yale president, said in a statement Saturday that Yale would not “tolerate actions, including remarks, that threaten, harass, or intimidate members of the university’s Jewish, Muslim or other communities.”
Trump fundraises off of NY AG James's bid to toss his $175 million bond
"Why are they obsessed with getting their filthy hands on the property I worked so hard to build?" he asked.
TikTok says it will sue if bill that forces owner to sell or be banned passes
President Joe Biden on Friday told reporters that he would sign the legislation.
New York cancels three offshore wind farms after developer scales down size of turbines
The three projects would have delivered 4 gigawatts of offshore wind to help President Joe Biden meet his goal of 30 gigawatts of offshore wind capacity by 2030.
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