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Students Defy Columbia University Order to Disband Encampment or Face Suspension, Possible Expulsion
‘Please promptly gather your belongings and leave the encampment’ or face disciplinary action such as suspension or even expulsion, Columbia told protesters.
When they thought all options were exhausted, precision medicine provides new hope with treatments as unique as their symptoms.
When they thought all options were exhausted, precision medicine provides new hope with treatments as unique as their symptoms.
Students Defy Columbia University Order to Disband Encampment or Face Suspension, Possible Expulsion
‘Please promptly gather your belongings and leave the encampment’ or face disciplinary action such as suspension or even expulsion, Columbia told protesters.
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New Arrests at UT–Austin as Pro-Palestinian Group Sets Up Encampment
The new arrests come days after dozens were arrested when hundreds of students, joined by outside participants, demanded the school divest from Israel.
Multiple Police Officers Struck by Gunfire in North Carolina
A shooting unfolded in Charlotte on April 29.
US, UK Urge Hamas to Accept ‘Generous’ Israeli Truce Terms
‘In this moment, the only thing standing between the people of Gaza and a cease-fire is Hamas,’ U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said.
Texas AG Ken Paxton Sues Biden Admin Over New Title IX Rule to Mandate Gender Ideology
The changes will also remove some stipulations established by the Trump administration.
Supreme Court Turns Away Musk Challenge to SEC Restrictions on His Speech
Mr. Musk’s effort to shoot down the ‘Twitter sitter’ imposed by the Securities and Exchange Commission failed.
Escalating Campus Protests Pose New Challenges for Biden
Some protesters say that their anti-war campaign is reminiscent of the demonstrations against the Vietnam War almost 60 years ago.
Miraculous Cancer Recovery Led Pastor to Inspire Others
Sixteen years ago, Diego Mesa was told his odds of living a year were 50/50. He beat the odds by stopping treatment and turning to a natural path of healing.
US Nonprofit Submits Over 81,000 Names of China’s Human Rights Abusers to FBI
The CCP’s persecution of Falun Gong is ‘a crime of genocide and a crime against humanity.’
Woman Who Held ‘Q’ Sign on Jan. 6 Convicted by Jury
Ohio woman faces up to eight years in prison.
‘I’m Not Done’: Arizona Lawmaker Commits to Combating Forced Organ Harvesting After Bill Veto
The bill made it through both chambers of the state Legislature with health insurers on board—only to be killed on the governor’s desk.
Gov. Desantis Says Florida Will Not Comply With New Title IX Rules
The changes had been held back by lawmaker opposition and a whopping 240,000 public comments submitted over the 30-day public commentary period.
Supreme Court Rejects Peter Navarro’s Request to Leave Prison
‘The application for release pending appeal addressed to Justice [Neil] Gorsuch and referred to the Court is denied.’
House Democrats Disappointed in Ongoing ‘Anti-Israel, Anti-Jewish’ Encampments at Columbia University
‘Those who violate the law cannot dictate the terms of the University’s ability to comply with that law.’
‘Unsung Hero’: The Big Story of the Smallbone Family
From Down Under to the American South, this inspirational bio-flick is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.
‘Unsung Hero’: The Big Story of the Smallbone Family
From Down Under to the American South, this inspirational bio-flick is a guaranteed crowd-pleaser.
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A History Of The American Nation
A patriotic poem by Ted Schneider
Of Cars and Kids
Why should our kids have to settle for a Trabant, or a Pyonghwa, education when they could have a BMW?
A Nation Divided
Poem by an American Patriot
What Is Going on Here?
There are two major things plants need to survive and continue generating our life saving oxygen. The first is CO2, and the second is sunshine.
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Empower the World with Your Story: Share Love, Inspiration, and Hope with Millions
Three Lessons From the Sunshine State
There are some things that a country—and its people—need to thrive.
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Common Acid Reflux Drugs Linked to Higher Migraine Risk: Study
There drugs are often overprescribed, according to experts.
Common Acid Reflux Drugs Linked to Higher Migraine Risk: Study
There drugs are often overprescribed, according to experts.
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Artist With Autism Creates Microscopic Bust of Shakespeare Inside a Human Hair, Pays Tribute to the World’s Greatest Playwright
April 23 marks the birth and death anniversary of William Shakespeare
‘Jim Thorpe, All-American’: An Olympic Athlete and More
Burt Lancaster gives a strong performance in a finely crafted production about a great American hero.
Henry Fitz Jr., America’s Telescope Maker
In this installment of ‘Profiles in History,’ we meet a tinkerer whose interest in the stars led him to build the first American telescope company.
An American Classic: The Republic’s First Statehouse
In this installment of ‘Larger Than Life: Architecture Through the Ages,’ we visit the Virginia State Capitol, America’s first Neoclassical public building.
How the 1939 World’s Fair Predicted Europe’s Future
In ‘This Week in History,’ ‘a valley of ashes’ becomes the site of America’s second largest World’s Fair that presents a look at the modern city.
99 Cents Only Stores Are Closing. How I Spent $20 in Groceries at Other Discount Chains
99 Cents Only Stores offered a wide selection of fresh food and prices sometimes beat Walmart.
Surprises Await Off Washington’s Major Highways
The first people of the land named it, “the shimmering heat waves which dance and play above the prairie when the summer sun shines hot.”
Universal Unwraps Some Details for 2 Epic Universe Hotels
Two resorts by Universal Orlando are scheduled to open in 2025.
San Diego County Museums Worth a Trip
Learn about surfing, artwork, music, and more at various museums in San Diego county.
Surprises Await Off Washington’s Major Highways
The first people of the land named it, “the shimmering heat waves which dance and play above the prairie when the summer sun shines hot.”
