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Jewish SUNY Administrator Assaulted by Student for Displaying Israeli Flag in Office

The administrator was not injured in the attack and the student was arrested, a source familiar with events told NR.

Inflation to Powell: I’m Not Dead Yet

The optimism of the Fed and markets seems to be at odds with historical experience.

Cooke: Let’s Face It, the University Presidents Didn’t Believe a Word They Said

‘It made it clear that this whole edifice is rotten.’

Senate Democrats race to confirm remaining generals stalled by Sen. Tuberville before holidays

Senate Democrats are scrambling to confirm this week the remaining military promotions blocked by Sen. Tommy Tuberville before lawmakers head home Thursday for the rest of the year.

House panel advances resolution to open impeachment inquiry into President Biden

House lawmakers advanced a resolution Tuesday to open an impeachment inquiry into President Biden, setting up a floor vote as early as Wednesday to formally endorse an investigation into whether Mr. Biden engaged in influence peddling with his family while serving as vice president.

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s government wins confidence vote in parliament

The government of new Polish Prime Minister Donald won a confidence vote in parliament on Tuesday.

Biden approves $200M in emergency aid for Ukraine during Zelenskyy meeting

President Biden on Tuesday announced that he has approved another $200 million in military aid for Ukraine during a White House meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy, while Congress is stalled on a much larger aid package.

GOP senators demand Biden rescind rule on pandemic spending ‘slush fund’

Six Republican senators are demanding the Biden administration rescind a new rule that gives states and municipalities more time to find ways to spend billions in unused federal COVID-19 relief despite the pandemic having ended.

DeSantis’ campaign interactions with super PACs raised internal legal concerns, AP sources say

Ron DeSantis has visited each of Iowa's 99 counties. He has the endorsement of the governor and boasts the largest get-out-the-vote operation in the state. And he has predicted victory in Iowa's Jan. 15 caucuses.

Court orders New York to redraw congressional maps, potentially giving Democrats an edge

New York's highest court on Tuesday ordered the state to draw new congressional districts ahead of the 2024 elections, giving Democrats a potential advantage in what is expected to be a battleground for control of the U.S. House.

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