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business 2025-05-27 17:46
U.S. Energy Department forces Michigan coal plant to stay open amid power concerns - The U.S. Energy Department has mandated that the J.H. Campbell coal-fired power plant in Michigan remain operational until August 21, 2025, due to potential power shortages.
- The plant, which generates enough electricity for one million residents, was originally scheduled to close as part of a shift towards cleaner energy.
- State regulators dispute the necessity of this action, asserting that Michigan currently produces more energy than needed.
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politics 2025-05-27 11:00
Northwestern University hires professor linked to terror groups - Northwestern University ended a student protest by hiring Palestinian professors as part of an agreement.
- Mkhaimar Abusada, a professor appointed through this deal, holds positions with organizations tied to terrorism.
- The university's decision has sparked criticism regarding potential risks to academic integrity and campus safety.
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society 2025-05-22 11:00
Bloomberg journalist arrested amid violent Columbia Library takeover - Jason Kao, a Bloomberg journalist, was arrested for criminal trespassing during the library takeover.
- The protest involved 81 individuals, leading to injuries and vandalism at Columbia University's Butler Library.
- The incident raises questions about the intersection of privilege and activism among students at elite institutions.
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society 2025-05-22 06:00
Biden's cancer prognosis raises alarms over his health - Rep. Ronny Jackson shared alarming insights on Biden's advanced metastatic prostate cancer prognosis.
- He criticized Biden's physician for potentially concealing health conditions that may have been known prior to public announcements.
- The ongoing issues point towards a lack of transparency in communication regarding presidential health.
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politics 2025-05-22 00:00
Harvard faces GOP backlash over ties to sanctioned Chinese paramilitary group - House Republicans sent a letter demanding details from Harvard regarding training for a sanctioned Chinese paramilitary group implicated in human rights abuses.
- The letter points out Harvard's potential violations of U.S. sanctions and raises alarms over university collaborations with military-linked Chinese institutions.
- The GOP leaders threaten to revoke Harvard's tax-exempt status, highlighting national security risks tied to university partnerships with foreign governments.
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business 2025-05-16 21:00
Emergency powers boost fossil fuel use in Puerto Rico after blackout - Energy Secretary Chris Wright activated emergency powers to tackle Puerto Rico's ongoing energy crisis.
- Previous blackouts have intensified the urgency for reliable energy sources on the island.
- The administration's focus on fossil fuels aims to stabilize the power grid and support critical infrastructure.
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politics 2025-05-16 11:00
Pulitzer board rebukes juror for questioning award to poet who mocked Israeli hostages - Eliana Johnson was invited to serve on a Pulitzer Prize juror panel focusing on the National Reporting category.
- She questioned the awarding of the prize to Mosab Abu Toha, who made negative comments about Israeli hostages.
- Johnson faced backlash from the Pulitzer board, signaling tensions over perceived bias in award selections.
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politics 2025-05-07 11:00
Marco Rubio closes Palestinian office, merges with embassy in Jerusalem - Marco Rubio will dissolve the Office of Palestinian Affairs and merge its operations with the U.S. embassy in Jerusalem.
- This decision follows criticisms from Republicans about the OPA's perceived bias and independent operations.
- The merger aims to restore a unified U.S. diplomatic mission aligned with previous Trump administration policies.
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society 2025-05-03 11:00
Harvard Law Review pursues leaker amid scrutiny of race-based policies - The Trump administration has launched multiple investigations into the Harvard Law Review due to allegations of race-based discrimination in their selection processes.
- The Harvard Law Review is conducting its own investigation into who leaked internal documents rather than addressing the concerns raised by those documents.
- This situation highlights ongoing tensions surrounding diversity policies in academic institutions and raises questions about the prioritization of internal procedures over external accountability.
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politics 2025-05-02 11:00
Berkeley accepts substantial donations from CCP officials - UC Berkeley received substantial donations from various Chinese sources, including officials linked to the Communist Party and private companies.
- The Trump administration has initiated an investigation into UC Berkeley's lack of transparency regarding foreign funding.
- This situation underscores larger concerns about foreign influence on American educational institutions.
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society 2025-05-01 21:45
Harvard students complete diversion program after assaulting Israeli classmate - In 2023, two Harvard students were filmed assaulting an Israeli classmate during a protest.
- A Suffolk County judge approved a pretrial diversion program for the students, including anger management and community service.
- The incident raised national concerns about anti-Semitism on campuses and Harvard's response to such issues.
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society 2025-05-01 10:18
Northwestern University warns Jewish Voice for Peace over discriminatory membership policy - Northwestern University warned its JVP chapter that the constitution prohibiting Zionist Jews violates new anti-discrimination policies.
- The JVP's policies require members to be anti-Zionist and necessitate a faculty adviser who supports anti-Zionism.
- As a recognized student organization, JVP's compliance with university policies is essential to avoid discipline and promote inclusivity.
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politics 2025-04-26 10:00
Trump administration shuts down Biden's climate office - The State Department has formally discontinued the Office of the Special Presidential Envoy for Climate.
- This move is part of a larger initiative to streamline operations and refocus on diplomatic efforts.
- The actions reflect a marked shift in U.S. policy towards energy production and military readiness over climate priorities.
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military conflicts 2025-04-18 09:00
Trump administration targets Hamas with new sanctions for using human shields - The Trump administration plans to impose new sanctions on Hamas for using civilians as human shields, following recent legislative amendments.
- This initiative is part of a broader strategy to enforce accountability against terrorist organizations, a move criticized during the Biden administration for lacking enforcement.
- The goal of the sanctions is to strengthen U.S. allies in the region and combat Hamas's tactics, as the administration expresses commitment to employing all available tools against terrorism.
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politics 2025-03-17 10:00
Trump administration cuts $30 million in funding to Columbia University - The Trump administration cut an additional $30 million in grants to Columbia University, as part of a review of its federal funding.
- This decision came after an earlier announcement of $400 million in cancellations, reflecting a larger strategy addressing campus anti-Semitism.
- The funding cuts and the administration's conditions for reinstating funds have sparked debates over free speech and discipline on campus.
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politics 2025-02-05 00:00
Biden administration funds Palestinian security forces amidst rising violence - The Biden administration allocated over $3 million in aid to the Palestinian Authority Security Forces during January 2025.
- This funding came after more than 1,500 attacks on Israelis were attributed to PASF members in 2023.
- Critics contend that this allocation could empower terrorism and undermine U.S. allies' security.
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science 2025-02-03 10:00
California invests millions to elevate indigenous knowledge in climate strategy - California's government aims to incorporate indigenous knowledge into its climate strategy.
- Governor Gavin Newsom has allocated significant funding for tribal-led research and projects.
- Critics argue that this movement could undermine conventional scientific methods.
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environment 2025-01-27 23:55
Gavin Newsom's actions leave LA firefighters without vital support - In January 2024, California Governor Gavin Newsom's administration disbanded Team Blaze, a highly trained volunteer firefighting team.
- This decision left the California National Guard unable to deploy Type II handcrews, leading to a delay of 10 days in firefighting efforts amid deadly wildfires in Los Angeles.
- The disbandment potentially cost lives and sparked widespread criticism regarding the management of California's firefighting resources.
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society 2024-12-30 09:58
Hunter Biden wins man of the year award despite scandals - Flash Shelton faced difficulties when squatters claimed rights over his mother's home in California in 2019.
- He filmed his interventions and gained notable public attention, leading to the launch of SquatterHunters.com.
- Shelton's actions reflect growing frustrations with squatters' rights and influenced others facing similar issues.
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society 2024-12-13 23:30
New York Times adds menstrual products to men's bathrooms sparking outrage - The New York Times began adding menstrual products to men's bathrooms to support transgender and non-binary colleagues.
- The initiative included removing gendered imagery and allowing employees to use the restroom they feel most comfortable in.
- These efforts reflect ongoing discussions about workplace inclusivity, despite facing internal challenges and employee dissent.
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society 2024-12-09 10:00
Top neuropsychology organizations push for social justice in clinician training guidelines - Proposed guidelines advocate for integrating social justice frameworks into neuropsychology training.
- The Minnesota Conference plans a vote on the adoption of these guidelines in three months.
- Adoption of these guidelines marks a significant shift in the field's approach to equity and justice.
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politics 2024-12-05 21:00
GOP leaders demand Biden halt green energy loans now - Republican leaders have urged the Biden administration to pause the disbursal of green energy loans, citing potential taxpayer risks.
- The Loan Programs Office's financial commitments have surged dramatically in recent weeks, driven by large loans to electric vehicle companies.
- The GOP claims that rapid approval processes pose a threat to taxpayer dollars and risks associated with potential project defaults.
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politics 2024-11-26 19:38
MSNBC claims ignorance of Harris's $500,000 donation to Sharpton's nonprofit - Kamala Harris's campaign contributed $500,000 to Al Sharpton's National Action Network shortly before an interview on MSNBC.
- MSNBC stated it was unaware of this donation and did not comment on potential actions against Sharpton.
- The incident raises questions about conflict of interest and adherence to MSNBC's policies on political contributions.
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society 2024-11-25 23:30
Nearly 1 million migrants enter USA through controversial CBP One program - The CBP One program allows migrants to apply for asylum from their home countries using a mobile app.
- Since its expansion, the program has processed nearly 900,000 migrants, with the largest groups from Venezuela and Cuba.
- The expected rise in migrant admissions has sparked political debates about immigration policies as Biden's term nears its end.
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society 2024-11-25 21:45
Taylor Lorenz claims attractiveness but faces age controversy - Taylor Lorenz claims to be an 'attractive young(er) woman' on social media, stirring debate about her age.
- An investigation found Lorenz is likely 40 years old, despite her claims of being older.
- Assessing her attractiveness is complicated due to her controversial public statements and online presence.
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politics, military conflicts 2024-08-22 18:30
Psaki Did Not Question Biden on Afghanistan - Former White House press secretary Jen Psaki admitted to lawmakers that she didn't challenge or question inaccurate information on the Afghanistan withdrawal.
- Psaki rarely consulted with the State Department or Pentagon during the withdrawal process.
- Her actions raise concerns about transparency and accountability within the administration.
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politics 2024-08-21 15:00
Biden Administration Halts Probe on Nonprofits Linked to Hamas - Biden administration blocks congressional probe into 20 nonprofit groups linked to Hamas.
- Lawmakers consider issuing a subpoena in response to suspicions of money laundering and terrorism financing.
- Investigation into the matter is being obstructed, raising concerns of potential wrongdoing.
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politics 2024-08-19 09:00
Vindman's Campaign Under Scrutiny for Military Service Claims - Eugene Vindman's campaign faces questions over military service claims.
- Washington Free Beacon raises concerns over discrepancy in Vindman's combat service statements.
- Controversy surrounds Vindman's campaign as accusations of false military service claims arise.
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society, politics, crime 2024-08-16 09:00
Columbia Activist with Law License Faces Charges - A left-wing activist and trust fund heir with an active law license in New York faces charges.
- He participated in storming and occupying a Columbia University building.
- Despite the legal trouble, he is set to keep his law license.
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politics 2024-08-15 16:00
Harris Blocks Inquiry on Iran Ties - Vice President Kamala Harris is blocking a congressional inquiry into her national security adviser's ties to an Iranian government influence network.
- The Washington Free Beacon has learned of the stonewalling situation.
- Concerns are raised about the transparency and potential implications of the blocked inquiry.
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society 2024-08-12 16:00
Seattle Children's Hospital Holds Racially Segregated Training for Doctors - Stomach doctors at Seattle Children's Hospital involved in racially segregated diversity training.
- Training included lessons on critical race theory and tapped into repressed racial memories of white doctors.
- Controversy arises over the content and segregation of the training sessions.
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society, legislation, politics 2024-08-11 09:01
Exploring the Impact of Excessive Laws on Rule of Law - Former Justice Neil Gorsuch and lawyer Janie Nitze argue that an excess of law may undermine the rule of law.
- This perspective challenges the common belief that having too many laws leads to legal inefficiency.
- The discussion highlights the potential risks posed by an abundance of legal regulations.
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