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Letter from Cornell's Jane Doe: University president appeared to 'disbelieve' assault allegations
“After the conversation [then-president of Doe's sorority] shared with me that President Kotlikoff’s initial response was along the lines of, ‘Why did she wait so long to report it?" Doe wrote.
Two former FBI agents charged with lying to Congress during Hunter Biden laptop inquiry - report
Detroit Democrats unite over rising costs, remain divided over Israel ahead of midterm elections
Starlink returns to working order in Ukraine, the private power behind a modern war
Hundreds of thousands of X users targeted in cyberattack, DOJ investigating
Blanche said in a statement on X that "sophisticated cyber criminals" attempted the attack, but the platform was able to disrupt it.
Northeast Philadelphia's last Jewish deli shuts down after over 60 years, most Jews in area left
Several customers said that they’ll miss Stein, but they also bemoaned the fact there aren’t many Jewish food options left.
Defendant pleads not guilty in Charlie Kirk murder case as judge allows death penalty
Robinson faces seven charges, among them aggravated murder for endangering the lives of others at the event. That count carries the death penalty in Utah.
US may ask parents to prove citizenship or immigration status to get passports for their children
Limiting birthright citizenship has been one of the president’s top priorities in his far-reaching crackdown on immigration.
US Army Secretary Driscoll resigns after months of friction with Hegseth
Driscoll, who is considered close to US Vice President JD Vance, becomes the latest senior official who has either been fired or pushed out in Hegseth's Pentagon.
Bessent expects new US secondary sanctions weekly, aiming to increase pressure on Iran
"You're going to see a lot more of these every week," Bessent said ahead of a Group of 20 finance leaders meeting. "We're starting with the banks, and we're telling the banks it's not okay to have Ir
Flash flood in Grand Canyon National Park leaves one dead, over a dozen missing
"Additional thunderstorms and heavy rainfall are possible Sunday and Monday, which could result in additional flash flooding, debris flows, rockfall and changing trail and river conditions."
IDF: Israel’s Apache deal not off, but at risk as NIS 15 billion delay drags on
Yet another deadline was missed last Thursday, but some of the leaks in Hebrew media seem to be exaggerating the consequences of the blown deadlines.
Venezuela's Rodriguez hails 25-year US energy pact to boost oil output, defend sovereignty
Rodriguez hailed the accord in a late-night address as a "historic" deal that would help revive the economy and boost government revenue, saying it would help shape the country's future.
US sanctions are hurting Iran, but economic collapse alone may not topple regime, expert says
Tel Aviv University researcher Prof. Uzi Rabi said US pressure is weakening Iran’s economy but warned that sanctions do not guarantee the regime’s downfall.
