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Feds target $3.7B in research funds as part of DEI crackdown
Over 300 colleges and universities have eliminated DEI requirements, closed or restructured diversity offices, removed diversity statements from hiring practices or altered institutional policies, according to the U.S. Department of Education.
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Michigan Islamic centers receiving government funds spewed anti-American, anti-Jewish rhetoric
Over $47 million in federal grants flowed to Muslim institutions in Michigan, an investigation by the Middle East Forum found. Many of those institutions have come under scrutiny for their vitriolic speeches and recently in the wake of mixing charitable foundations with political advocacy.
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Los Angeles mayor Bass signs ban on oil and gas drilling amid race against fellow Democrat
Bass, who is running for reelection on Tuesday against fellow Democrat Nithya Raman, framed the legislation as a long-overdue victory for environmental justice in frontline neighborhoods.
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Indiana woman charged in DC for allegedly threatening to kill Trump: DOJ
“Threatening the life of the President is one of the most serious crimes and one that will be met with swift and unwavering prosecution. Make no mistake—justice will be served,” U.S. Attorney for D.C. Jeanine Pirro said
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San Francisco Unified School District faces payroll crisis as some teachers aren't getting paid
Outraged, teachers, along with members of the United Educators of San Francisco, gathered last week for a press conference outside the district office. The union members have filed a formal complaint
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DC Takeover: Here are the six states sending National Guard troops to Washington, DC
Louisiana on Monday became the latest state to announce its deployment of National Guard troops, with Republican Gov. Jeff Landry authorizing at least 135 troops to be sent to the capital.
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Newsom files FOIA request on Trump's decision to send Border Patrol to LA
Newsom went as far as to compare Trump’s decision to actions made by Russian President Vladimir Putin and North Korea ruler Kim Jon Un, in a post on X Sunday.
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Evidence builds that DC crime stats were manipulated, as Trump calls for investigation
An old lawsuit resurfaces that may introduce evidence that the Washington, D.C. police department manipulated crime statistics for years.
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DEA plans to work with Mexico to target drug smuggling corridors
Drug Enforcement Administration officials plan to work with their counterparts in Mexico to target the gatekeepers of the smuggling corridors between the two nations.
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Trump says DC provided false crime statistics, 'under serious investigation'
"Until 4 days ago, Washington, D.C., was the most unsafe 'city' in the United States, and perhaps the World," President Trump said
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Bondi touts DC crime crackdown effort: 68 arrests Saturday night, 300 since effort began last week
President Trump officially deployed National Guard troops to D.C. last week.
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British actor Terence Stamp, of Superman movie, dies at age 87
Stamp was most famous for playing supervillain General Zod in the early Superman films.
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Amid higher tariffs, US businesses hunt for legal ways to find lowest possible rates
Since retaking office, Trump has hit nearly every nation with new tariffs and is working to reshape global trade to give U.S. companies a home-field advantage.