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Penn President Liz Magill Resigns After Backlash Over Antisemitism Hearing Testimony
When asked whether calling for the genocide of Jews would violate Penn’s code of conduct, Magill said it was “a context-dependent decision.”
Joe Burrow Injury: NFL Clears Bengals Of Wrongdoing After Investigation
Joe Burrow’s season ended in a non-contact injury during a Nov. 16 game against the Baltimore Ravens, but some speculated he was already hurt going into the matchup.
Elon Musk Signals Alex Jones Could Be Reinstated To X 5 Years After Twitter Permanently Banned Him
Jones was banned in 2018 after posting a video harassing a CNN journalist.
CDC Issues Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever Alert: Here’s What To Know
Five people in southern California have been hospitalized with the disease and three have died over the past several months.
Vladimir Putin Announces He’s Running For Reelection
Vladimir Putin is already the longest-serving Kremlin leader since Joseph Stalin.
Elon Musk Asks Supreme Court To Toss Out SEC Penalties Over ‘Funding Secured’ Tweet
Elon Musk has argued a previous court’s decision to force him to have a lawyer review his tweets is a violation of his constitutional right to free speech.
Texas Court Allows Woman To Get Abortion—Circumventing State Law Because Of Fetal Anomaly
If Kate Cox doesn’t get an abortion, doctors say her pregnancy may not survive to birth or the child will die immediately after birth.
House GOP Threatens To Hold Hunter Biden In Contempt If He Refuses Closed-Door Questioning
Hunter Biden has agreed to a public hearing, but won’t acquiesce to a closed-door questioning.
NCAA Proposes Radical Shift In College Sports In Which Athletes Can Be Paid—Here’s How It Could Work
This move comes after decades of criticism over players not being paid and incremental advancements in those critics’ cause.
Speaker Johnson Believes He Has Enough Votes To Formalize Biden Impeachment Inquiry
Republicans said a House floor vote on a formal inquiry could come as soon as next week.