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Democrats and Independents Are Losing Faith in Universities

In the main, the problem lies with universities themselves.

Anti-Hezbollah message displayed in Lebanon airport hack

Information display screens displayed an anti-Hezbollah message at Beirut’s international airport on Sunday due to a hack as tensions continue to rise in the region. Display screens that typically show arrival and departure times instead showed a message Sunday accusing Lebanese militant group Hezbollah of putting Lebanon at risk for a war with Israel, The Associated Press reported....

Police investigating incident involving Boebert, ex-husband: Reports

Police are investigating an incident involving Rep. Lauren Boebert (R-Colo.) and her former husband, Jayson Boebert, at a restaurant in Silt, Colo., on Saturday night, according to multiple news outlets. Silt Police Chief Mike Kite confirmed to The Denver Post, The Washington Post and The Denver Gazette that police were investigating the incident, which he...

Plague of violence against transit workers must to be addressed by federal action

Federal action can’t come soon enough. The violence in many systems has reached a point where both workers and riders are actively leaving for fear of their own safety.

Democrats face tough choices in border vs. shutdown scenario

Democrats are in a tough spot, with Republicans working to force a choice between keeping the government open or enacting a draconian border reform package. House Republicans are openly pursuing an "H.R. 2 or bust" funding negotiation strategy that leaves Democrats with few palatable options. H.R. 2 is a GOP border package approved by the...

Biden: Funding framework 1 step closer to preventing ‘needless government shutdown’

President Biden said the bipartisan funding deal announced by Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) on Sunday brought the government closer to preventing a “needless government shutdown.” “The bipartisan funding framework congressional leaders have reached moves us one step closer to preventing a needless government shutdown and protecting important national priorities. It reflects the funding levels that...

Van Hollen agrees Israel should face ‘consequences’ over Gaza aid, civilian deaths

Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) on Sunday called for "consequences" on Israel in an effort to reduce civilian deaths and allow greater humanitarian aid into Gaza. Asked on CBS News's "Face the Nation" if the Israeli government needs to face consequences if they are contributing to blocking aid into Gaza for political reasons, Van Hollen...

DeSantis suggests Trump gets ‘air cover’ from media

Republican presidential candidate Ron DeSantis on Sunday took aim at the media for not holding former President Trump more accountable for refusing to participate in any of the GOP primary debates. In an interview on Fox News’s “MediaBuzz,” DeSantis criticized the former president’s decision to forgo the upcoming GOP presidential debate, which will take place...

DeSantis predicts ‘really nasty election’ if GOP only focuses on Trump

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) predicted there will be a “really nasty election” this year if the Republican Party only focuses on former President Trump — who remains the clear front-runner in the GOP primary election. CBS’s Margaret Brennan asked DeSantis on “Face the Nation” on Sunday if he is concerned that there could be...

Biden approval rating on handling immigration reaches all-time low: Poll

President Biden’s approval rating on handling immigration has reached an all-time low, a new poll found. Just 32 percent of Americans said in the new CBS News poll released Sunday that they approved of Biden’s handling of the border — a number that CBS notes is the all-time low for the president on this question. Overall, 68...

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