
Duke Reinstates Students for Justice in Palestine Group After Review
Duke University reversed its suspension of Students for Justice in Palestine after determining a controversial social media post did not violate university policy.

Duke University reversed its suspension of Students for Justice in Palestine after determining a controversial social media post did not violate university policy.

Multiple unrelated policy discussions are occurring in Congress regarding small business loans, voting legislation, and surveillance powers.

San Francisco coffee chain CEO apologized and reinstated Pride flag policy after worker petition gained over 7,300 signatures.

The government has unveiled new initiatives including youth centers and specialized school training to address anti-social behavior and knife crime.

Rumeysa Ozturk, a Tufts University graduate student who was detained by immigration authorities, has returned to Turkey after completing her degree.

Rep. Andy Ogles drew criticism for stating Muslims 'don't belong' in American society despite representing a district with significant Muslim population.

Senator Ruben Gallego criticized Israel's alleged leadership in a recent U.S. operation in Iran while saying he would vote to fund a war against Iran if Gulf states contribute financially.

Key government immigration statistics have become harder to access as the Trump administration expands deportation efforts while releasing less verified data.
Separate reports detail a meeting between Trump and MSG owner James Dolan, and allegations about surveillance practices at Madison Square Garden venues.

Former CIA counterterrorism chief John Kiriakou and Trump allies have made allegations about prosecutions and impeachment proceedings.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed a resolution designating June as Nuclear Family Month, drawing criticism from LGBTQ+ groups.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul maintains significant lead over Republican Bruce Blakeman while facing federal investigation into state Medicaid program.

The NYC Council will vote Thursday on bills affecting police deployment at protests and establishing buffer zones around houses of worship.
Former Georgia gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams criticized President Trump's executive order on mail-in voting as illegal and unconstitutional.

The Trump administration's military policy approach under Secretary of State Marco Rubio encounters tensions with economic growth projections.
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