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Politics 11 days ago

Distinguishing Judaism and Zionism

A federal judge in Washington D.C. ruled on a case involving an alleged assault at a protest outside the Senate Office Building in November 2024. Janine Ali, a 73-year-old Palestinian-American grandmother, was accused of grabbing an…

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Technology 11 days ago

Copyright Law Censorship Cases

Warner Bros. is using copyright law to silence spoilers about their new show Lanterns, and some experts believe they may be abusing the Digital Millennium Copyright Act to remove content from the internet that doesn't actually infringe on…

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Politics 11 days ago

Telecom Bill Withdrawn

The Pakistani government withdrew a controversial telecom bill that was set to grant telecom companies broad powers to install infrastructure on public and private land. The Pakistan Telecommunication (Re-organization) (Amendment) Bill…

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Sports 11 days ago

College Football Names

The article discusses the author's emotional investment in the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team and their prediction for the 2026 college football season. Notre Dame started last season with two heartbreaking losses, but went on to…

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Health 11 days ago

BBC Journalist Resignation

Elizabeth Quigley, wife of John Swinney, the Deputy First Minister of Scotland, has resigned from her position as a BBC journalist on health grounds. She was diagnosed with trigeminal neuralgia, a condition causing excruciating pain like…

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Health 11 days ago

Decline of Social Planning

Dr. Jeff Katzman, a psychiatrist at Silver Hill Hospital in New Canaan, Conn., believes that when friends send out invitations without making plans or suggesting alternative dates, it can create ambiguity in relationships. This is because…

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Politics 11 days ago

DOJ Chases Noncitizen Tuition Laws

The US Justice Department has filed 21 total lawsuits against states with "Dream Act" laws, which provide in-state tuition benefits to undocumented students. Four of these new lawsuits were filed on August 28 against Democratic-led states…

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Politics 11 days ago

Trump's Middle East Sanctions

Max Geller, an American peace activist, was arrested in 2021 by police in Kent, United Kingdom for chaining himself to a van parked in front of an Israeli-owned weapons factory. He had expected to face charges and possibly jail time, but…

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World 11 days ago

Violence in South Sudan

At least 49 people were killed and 33 others wounded in a violent armed cattle raid in South Sudan. The attack occurred on Thursday at around 5 a.m. local time in Tonj North county, Warrap State, when assailants from Unity State, along…

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