Columbia Protesters Storm Hamilton Hall
Footage posted on social media shows protesters smashing the glass of the academic building's doors and locking it shut.
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Manifestantes opuestos a la guerra en Gaza chocan con policías en campus en Texas
Los manifestantes que regresaron a la Universidad de Texas, campus Austin, fueron recibidos rápidamente por docenas de policías, muchos de ellos con equipo antimotines.
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Tense standoff at Cal Poly Humboldt as police order Gaza protesters to leave
Police were in a tense standoff with Gaza war protesters Monday night at Cal Poly Humboldt, which has been closed for nearly a week with some students occupying campus buildings.
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El novato cubano Andy Pages produce tres y los Dodgers derrotan a Diamondbacks
El boricua Teoscar Hernández y el cubano Andy Pages ambos batearon dobles de dos carreras en una impresionante quinta entrada.
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Murray supera lesión y anota 32, incluido el tiro ganador y eliminación de los Lakers
Jamal Murray anotó 32 puntos a pesar de una distensión en la pantorrilla y anotó la canasta de la victoria faltando 3,6 segundos para que los campeones defensores de la NBA, los Nuggets de Denver eliminaron a LeBron James nuevamente de los playoffs con una victoria de 108-106 sobre los Lakers de Los Ángeles Lakers en el Juego 5 el lunes por la noche.
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De La Cruz jonronea y Lodolo poncha a 11 mientras los Rojos vencen a los Padres
El dominicano Elly De La Cruz disparó jonrón de 443 pies hasta el bullpen que hizo que algunos relevistas de los Padres se quitaran del camino, y Nick Lodolo se combinó con dos relevistas con partido de cuatro imparables y ponchó a 11 mientras los Rojos de Cincinnati vencieron 5-2 a San Diego el lunes por la noche.
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Anti-Israel protesters take over Columbia University academic building in latest protest chaos
Dozens of anti-Israel protesters broke into an academic building at Columbia University and took it over early Tuesday morning – hours after the school began suspending students who refused to vacate their encampment.
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Angels get a wild win over Phillies to end losing streak
Ehire Adrianza and Mike Trout scored on a wild pitch and an error as the Angels rally to beat Phillies.
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2-year-old boy dies after bounce house blows away in wind gust, crashes in neighboring lot: ‘Tragic accident’
The 2-year-old was rushed to a local hospital and later pronounced dead from his injuries while a second child sustained non-life threatening injuries.
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Jamal Murray’s game-winner lifts Nuggets over Lakers for gentleman sweep
Jamal Murray scored 32 points despite a strained calf and sank the game-winner with 3.6 seconds left.
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James Carville’s message to young voters opposed to Biden: ‘F–k you’
Carville, 79, ended his tirade with more suggestions for Democratic operatives hoping to turn out young people in November.
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Lakers eliminated by Nuggets in Game 5 on Jamal Murray's final shot
The Lakers fight to the finish in Game 5 at Denver but Jamal Murray again hits the clutch shot with four seconds left to give Nuggets the victory.
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Dodgers shine with strikeout-free plate performance in win over Arizona
Not a single one of the 44 batters who the Dodgers sent to the plate in an 8-4 win over the Arizona Diamondbacks struck out, a Dodgers first since 2006.
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Lakers stuck in mediocre hell with no hope in sight after season-ending loss
The Lakers aren't going to buy out LeBron James' contract or trade Anthony Davis, so fans better get used to the team underachieving in the playoffs.
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The Best New Product Launches From Anine Bing, Urban Decay, Wrangler, and More
Scouted/The Daily Beast/Retailers.MOScouted selects products independently. If you purchase something from our posts, we may earn a small commission.New Kids on the Block helps you navigate all the latest and exciting launches from our favorite brands and retailers, all in one place.Somehow, April is already drawing to a close, which means that Gemini season (and summer, of course) is on the horizon. April brought forth many spring showers, a once-in-my-lifetime solar eclipse, and a slew of new product drops that have become new obsessions. Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Arrests After Student Protest at Virginia Commonwealth University: Reports
Wikimedia CommonsA Monday gathering of dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters on the campus of Virginia Commonwealth University was broken up by law enforcement officers in riot gear and gas masks, who witnesses said moved in on the “Liberated Zone” with tear gas and zip ties. The Richmond Times-Dispatch and ABC 8News reported that several arrests had been made, but it was not immediately clear on Monday night how many protesters had been detained or transported to jail. The protest began that morning on a grassy patch outside the school’s James Branch Cabell Library, with protesters waving signs, setting up tents, and chanting “Free Palestine.” Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Anti-Israel Encampment Established at Rutgers University
An anti-Israel encampment was established on the lawn of Rutgers University in New Brunswick, New Jersey, on Monday. The post Anti-Israel Encampment Established at Rutgers University appeared first on Breitbart.
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Luis Severino looks back to prime self as current rock of Mets’ rotation
Severino is back pitching at a level scarcely seen since his prime years with the Yankees, before Tommy John surgery and other assorted injuries turned him into a chronic rehabber.
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Columbia University has failed to protect Jewish students during anti-Israel protests, lawsuit claims
Columbia University has been accused of failing to protect Jewish students in a lawsuit brought forward by an anonymous student.
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4/29: CBS Evening News
Multiple officers killed while serving warrant in North Carolina; Basketball legend Candace Parker retiring after 16 seasons
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Hydrogen Offers Germany a Chance to Take a Lead in Green Energy
A subsidiary of ThyssenKrupp, Germany’s venerable steel producer, is landing major deals for a device that makes the clean-burning gas from water.
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Binance’s Founder Plans a Comeback Even as He Faces Prison Time
Since pleading guilty to violating money-laundering rules, Changpeng Zhao, who ran the giant crypto exchange Binance, has networked across the United States to set up his next act.
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Ask Amy: Why did my friend lie about seeing my ex-girlfriend?
Letter writer is hurt a close friend is making efforts to see their ex-girlfriend.
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Spaghetti With Meat Sauce
Spaghetti with meat sauce was a staple of staff writer Aaron Hutcherson’s childhood, and this recipe is an homage to his mother’s version.
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Carolyn Hax: Her family left all the kitchen work to her, so she went on strike
No one in her perfectly capable family helps with dinners, but now she feels like a “petulant child” for going on strike.
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Miss Manners: Some audience members ask rambling questions post-lecture
Letter writer is annoyed with audience members who ruin question time after lectures.
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Derrick White’s 38 points give Celtics Game 4 win, pushing Heat to brink of elimination
The Celtics won at Miami for the sixth straight time and improved to 14-3 in their last 17 games on the Heat's home floor.
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Rangers’ Peter Laviolette knows having rest in playoffs can go both ways
Whether the extra rest will serve as a benefit or detriment is yet to be seen, but the Rangers were scheduled to be off on Monday and Tuesday before they return to practice on Wednesday.
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Joey Wendle admits he made ‘wrong’ decision on critical Mets defensive play
With one out and runners on third and first, Nick Madrigal hit a ground ball to third base, which Wendle read as a double-play opportunity to end the inning rather than go for the out at home.
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NYC grandfather, 77, run over and killed by own car during argument with another driver over parking space: sources
“He was always doing stuff for his family and friends, for other people,” Lontsman told The Post.
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Newsmax Host Eric Bolling Goes Off the Rails Over Biden Eating Salad
NewsmaxPresident Joe Biden’s eating habits are no longer just the subject of Fox News host Jesse Watters’ invaluable scrutiny, after Newsmax host Eric Bolling grew increasingly angry Monday with the president eating salad at the White House Correspondents’ Dinner over the weekend.Bolling, channeling his inner Sean Hannity, concluded his opening monologue by saying that Biden isn’t fit enough for the job he holds.“Here is the president of the United States, the man with the nuclear codes at his fingertips, grappling with a bowl of lettuce. He can barely feed himself,” Bolling insisted, instructing his audience to watch a clip of Biden eating.Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Mike Johnson Pledges Congressional 'Crackdown' on Antisemitism in College
During a visit to Columbia University last week, Johnson threatened to use the National Guard to break up pro-Palestinian protests.
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GREG GUTFELD: Biden has finally begun making some public appearances to disprove the notion that he's dead
'Gutfeld!' panelists react to Howard Stern's interview with President Biden.
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Yankees’ Aaron Judge makes first-career start in left field
After preparing for the possibility in each of the last two spring trainings, Judge finally started in left field Monday for the first time in his career.
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NY college student fighting for life after hit-and-run dirt biker crashed into her near University of Albany campus
A Long Island teen is fighting for her life after being slammed into by a dirt bike rider who left her with blood and fluid around her brain and multiple fractures in her leg and pelvis.
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Seth Meyers Sounds Off on ‘Psycho’ Kristi Noem for Killing Her Dog
NBCGiven the speed at which the news cycle is moving these days, it would be impossible for a late-night host to take a two-week vacation and not miss some pretty major stories; like a former president dozing off during a certain, historic criminal hush-money trial—and more than once.It’s a lesson Seth Meyers learned the hard way this month, but he was back with a vengeance on Monday and ready to recap all the wildest news stories he missed. While Donald Trump’s courtroom siestas were an obvious topic of conversation for the Late Night host to catch up on, he was much more interested—and outraged—in Kristi Noem’s bizarre decision to write about the time she murdered her puppy.In a new memoir, aptly titled No Going Back (which likely sums up her chances of being named Trump’s running mate), the South Dakota governor described the 14-month-old wirehaired pointer named Cricket as “untrainable,” “less than worthless… as a hunting dog,” and “dangerous to anyone she came into contact with.”Read more at The Daily Beast.
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Ex-NSA employee sentenced to 21 years after selling classified documents to FBI agent posing as Russian agent
A former employee of the National Security Agency was sentenced to more than 21 years in prison Monday for selling classified material to a person he believed to be a Russian agent. The individual that Jareh Sebastian Dalke thought was a Russian official was actually a covert FBI agent. Dalke, who pleaded guilty last year...
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Donald Trump Swiftly Changes His Stance on Ron DeSantis
Trump touted the ex-rival DeSantis' "enthusiastic" endorsement for president despite a brutal primary.
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James Carville Lashes Out at Young Voters Turning on Joe Biden: 'F*ck You!'
Democrat strategist James Carville lashed out at woke young voters who have turned on President Joe Biden. The post James Carville Lashes Out at Young Voters Turning on Joe Biden: ‘F*ck You!’ appeared first on Breitbart.
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Ariana Madix accuses Raquel Leviss of trying to ‘punish’ her with revenge porn lawsuit
Per documents obtained by Page Six, Madix's lawyers claimed she didn't share the video footage of Leviss masturbating that she found on Sandoval's phone.
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America's Best Physical Rehabilitation Centers 2024 Survey
If you work in the physical rehabilitation industry, and would like to take part in the survey, please click on the button below. The survey is open for participation until Thursday, May 19, 2024.
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Miles McBride knew his crucial Knicks breakout was coming
Miles McBride didn’t just wait for his first real postseason opportunity. He worked for it.
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Teenager, 17, charged with murder of 10-year-old sister
Shocking details have emerged of the 10-year-old girl who was allegedly stabbed to death by her sister.
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Sisters lead El Camino Real to City Section beach volleyball title
Audrey Choi won her third title this season, leading El Camino Real to victory over Taft for the City Section beach volleyball team title.
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Summers: It's Time to Examine Tenure Reform, Investigate Who's Funding Campus Protests
On Monday’s broadcast of CNN’s “AC360,” Harvard Professor and President Emeritus and former Harvard President Larry Summers called for “close investigations” of the funding sources of the recent protests on college campuses and for “a lot of soul searching” regarding changes The post Summers: It’s Time to Examine Tenure Reform, Investigate Who’s Funding Campus Protests appeared first on Breitbart.
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WATCH: Semitruck slams into oncoming vehicle in Nebraska as strong storms hit heartland
A storm chaser captured the moment a semitruck slammed into his vehicle on Friday as strong storms hit southeastern Nebraska.
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History on Rangers’ side for Presidents’ Trophy winners with first-round sweeps
The Rangers became the sixth Presidents’ Trophy winner (first awarded in the 1985-86 season) to sweep their opening-round playoff series.
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Nationals sweep away the Marlins to get back to .500
Jake Irvin delivers six strong innings and CJ Abrams homers to put the Nationals one victory away from their first winning record in nearly three years.
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