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UCLA Law backtracks after threatening conservative students if they ID protesters at DHS event
Administration apologizes "for any lack of clarity" that it "does not discipline students for speech that is protected under the First Amendment," after critic notes it didn't threaten protesters who identified conservatives to harass.
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New York Times petitions judge to unseal purported Jeffrey Epstein suicide note
The note was discovered by his cellmate in 2019, after Epstein was found unresponsive after a suicide attempt, which he survived.
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Defendant in Trump assassination attempt waives right to challenge detention while awaiting trial
The decision reverses his defense team's original intention, which was to get a release on bond pending the trial,
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Lawsuit links CA teen's suicide to artificial intelligence
Leading up to his death, Raine started to talk to artificial intelligence in September 2024 like it was his best friend, according to the suit. Over time, AI went from being his confidant to his suicide coach, the lawsuit alleges.
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Minnesota's school security failure and pathway to radicalization probed after shooting
Failed vice-presidential candidate and current Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz refused to extend school security funding to private schools despite repeated pleas from Catholic bishops for years.
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Treasurer finds $170M for North Carolina taxpayers
“They are associated with multiple capital projects across the whole of government that were delayed, completed under budget, or abandoned, which led to interest earnings on the cash that accumulated,” Republican Treasurer Brad Briner said.
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Minneapolis shooter fired 116 rifle rounds at children attending Catholic mass, police chief says
Authorities added that Westman had a "derganged fascination" with previous mass shooters and Thompson said he had left behind "hundreds of pages of writing" that expressed hate toward “almost every group imaginable.”
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Former DOJ official will serve as Alaska Attorney General
Gov. Mike Dunleavy named Stephen J. Cox to become the state’s top law enforcement official.
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District Judge sides with Burt Jones in campaign finance dispute in race for Georgia governor
Carr contended that Jones' ability to raise money through the committee gave him an unfair advantage in the race for Georgia's governor.
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Transportation Sec Duffy touts plans to overhaul NYC's Penn Station
The Trump administration is exerting its authority over plans to renovate NYC's Penn Station, vowing to break ground on the long-delayed megaproject by 2027 and hinting that the new structure might be renamed after the president.
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DC man charged with felony assault after allegedly spitting on National Guardsmen while on e-scooter
Scott Pichon was charged with felony assault and making physical contact with the two guardsmen while they were performing their official duties
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DC Mayor Bowser 'greatly appreciates' fed assistance in crime crackdown
"For carjackings, the difference between this 20-day period of this federal surge and last year represents a 87% reduction in carjackings in Washington, D.C.," Mayor Muriel Bowser said
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Trump calls Pritzker Illinois’ 'slob of a governor': He should call for help with public safety
Illinois Gov. J.B. Pritzker says he has not received communication from the federal government about potential troop deployments to Illinois, after President Donald Trump offered choice words for the governor.