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A historic day at the Supreme Court: 6 things to know about Trump’s immunity argument

The Supreme Court seemed poised Thursday to grant former President Trump at least some protections from criminal prosecution after hearing two hours of arguments from his lawyers and prosecutors. Here are six things to know a historic day at the court. Justices were wary of blanket immunity claims Justices in both ideological camps expressed skepticism at...

US on track to deliver aid to Gaza from sea by early May, officials say

The U.S. is on track to start delivering critical humanitarian aid into Gaza through a maritime corridor by early May and more details of the plan have been worked out, officials said. A senior military official said in a press call that construction and assembly of the pier in the Mediterranean Sea began Thursday off...

After mass arrest, UT Austin split over role of police in pro-Palestine protests

AUSTIN — The day after 57 people were arrested during protests on the University of Texas at Austin campus, students are divided over the police crackdown. On Thursday, like the previous day, hundreds gathered for a demonstration intended to pressure UT Austin to divest from weapons manufacturers profiting from Israel’s war in Gaza — as...

Minneapolis ordinance imposes highest minimum cigarette price in America

The Minneapolis City Council voted unanimously on Thursday to impose a minimum cigarette price of $15 per pack — the highest in the country.

Early in-person voting starts for North Carolina primary runoffs

Early in-person voting began Tuesday across North Carolina for the runoff elections being held next month, including Republican primaries for one congressional and two statewide seats.

Oral arguments suggest the Supreme Court’s about to plunge into a constitutional abyss in Trump-immunity case

In Thursday’s case before the Supreme Court on the immunity of former President Donald Trump, nine justices appear to be feverishly working with feathers...

Columbia’s War Is about America

The campus mob action is an attack not just on Jews but on basic American ideas of order and rule of law.

USC Cancels Graduation Ceremony over Anti-Israel Protests

The graduation was expected to draw some 65,000 attendees.

Let Cops and Schools Take out the Trash

While Columbia University apparently remains locked in ‘negotiations’ with student protesters, other universities have learned from its disaster.

NYPD Chief Hits Back at AOC over Columbia Anti-Israel Protests: ‘Self-Entitlement’ Doesn’t ‘Supersede the Law’

NYPD officers arrested 108 anti-Israel protesters on Columbia University’s campus last week.

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