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By: Brian Bushard
The Department of Justice reached a $138.7 million settlement on Tuesday to pay hundreds of victims of convicted USA Gymnastics doctor Larry
By: Brian Bushard
With tensions at Columbia University's campus increasing over pro-Palestinian student protests, university president Nemat Shafik faces mounting
Former President Donald Trump argued two counts against him in Georgia should not be tried in state court.
Six-term Democratic New Jersey Rep. Donald Payne died Wednesday at the age of 65, after suffering a heart attack earlier this month, an episode leaving Payne unconscious for more than two weeks.
Students at the University of Texas at Austin organized the latest protest at a U.S. college against Israel’s war in Gaza.
By: Brian Bushard
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned recent pro-Palestinian protests, arguing antisemitism “is the canary in the coal mine.”
By: Brian Bushard
In a stunning reversal of one of the most significant rulings in the “MeToo” movement, New York's Court of Appeals on Thursday overturned disgraced
By: Brian Bushard
Columbia University President Nemat Shafik canceled in-person classes at the Ivy League school Monday, as campus tensions flare over student protests.
Top college football players can expect a major windfall Thursday night when the 2024 NFL Draft kicks off in Detroit, providing 32 first-round picks
King Charles III will make his return “shortly” to public duties, the British Royal Family announced Friday, just over two months after the king was with cancer.
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