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Harvard University now warns students that calling someone a “terrorist sympathizer” could potentially violate school policy.

A male athlete identifying as female sues Princeton University for being removed from a women’s track event, sparking a legal debate.

Former members of Jewish Voice for Peace (JVP) have launched a new student organization called the Anti-Zionist Jewish Student Front (AJSF).

Upscale Encino homeowners urge Mayor Karen Bass to boost police presence after a shocking double homicide and wave of break-ins.

Andrew Cuomo rallies top business and labor leaders to stop socialist candidate Zohran Mamdani in New York City’s mayoral race.

Deadly Gen Z–led protests in Nepal leave 19 dead, parliament ablaze, and the prime minister resigning after a failed social media ban.

Democrat James Walkinshaw wins Virginia’s 11th District special election with 75% of the vote, defeating Republican Stewart Whitson.

Actor Mark Hamill said he is “really ashamed” that America elected Donald Trump twice, reflecting Hollywood’s ongoing criticism of Trump.

Director Taika Waititi and his wife, singer-songwriter Rita Ora, are producing a stage musical based on the infamous 2017 Fyre Festival disaster. The project aims to turn one of the most notorious event failures in modern history into a theatrical production.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul is under fire for refusing to disclose how much taxpayer money is being spent on a fuzzy, cartoon-like mascot dubbed “Frankie Focus.” The character, part of a campaign to promote cellphone bans in public schools, debuted last week at a Brooklyn middle school. Critics across the political spectrum are blasting the initiative as wasteful and “tone-deaf.”