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Jorge Ortiz's coverage spans a wide range of topics, including government announcements, legal policy regulation, and citing data. The themes covered include privacy & cybersecurity, content & publishing, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, and software & SaaS. However, the topics covered in his articles revolve around protests, hostage situations, shipping incidents as well as war-related events.
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As western leaders announce plans to punish Iran with sanctions, Israel continues to weigh its response to Iran's weekend attack.
By: Jorge L. Ortiz
Bryan Kohberger’s attorneys filed an affidavit that provided details of their client’s purported whereabouts at the time of the killings.
Columbia University, the epicenter of the demonstrations, said classes will provide a virtual learning option through the end of the semester.
By: Eduardo Cuevas, John Bacon
Columbia University announced that students had agreed to Wednesday as protesters across the nation pressed their demands for an end to the civilian
Following a weekend of protests, Columbia University announced classes will be held virtually while police arrested students at Yale University.
Rabbi Elie Buechler recommended students stay away from the university until safety conditions have improved substantially amid heated Gaza protests.
Officials at Columbia University are exploring "alternative internal options to end the crisis," the school president said.
By: Libbie Canter, Lindsey Tonsager, Jorge Ortiz, Hensey A. Fenton
Last month, the Maryland legislature passed the Maryland Online Data Privacy Act (“ MODPA ”). Pending Governor's signature, Maryland will become
The NYPD announced almost 300 arrests had taken place Tuesday at Columbia and City College − hours before police in riot gear descended on UCLA.
Protesters want their schools to stop investing in Israeli firms that are involved with or profit from Israel's war against Hamas.
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