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Fundraising Campaign Surpasses $1 Million to Support French Officer Involved in Fatal Shooting

In the prefecture of Nanterre, Florian M. fatally shot a 17-year-old Algerian-heritage teenager named Nahel, who had a criminal record, during a traffic stop last Tuesday.

Boston University School of Law Offers Therapy for Students ‘Upset’ Over Recent Supreme Court Rulings

Boston University School of Law has offered students who are upset about the recent rulings by the U.S. Supreme Court mental health counseling services.

US Attorney Leading Hunter Biden Investigation Says Probe Was ‘Influenced by Politics’

The U.S. attorney in charge of the Hunter Biden investigation broke his silence last week saying the high-profile probe was "influenced by politics" and that he was "hamstrung" when making decisions relating to the case.

Ukrainian Business Federation Demands Action Be Taken to Stop Rampant Corruption by Gov’t

The Federation of Employers of Ukraine appealed to President Volodymyr Zelensky to call for action against the rampant corruption and abuse of power by the government.

Dean Admits He Secretly Discriminates For The Sake of ‘Diversity’ When Hiring

University of California, Berkeley Law Dean Erwin Chemerinsky was caught on footage reportedly claiming that he secretly discriminates when hiring faculty in the name of diversity.

Job Applicants Allege Invasive Sexual and Personal Questions in Hiring Process at Bill Gates’s Private Office

The allegations suggest that the line of questioning was particularly severe for female candidates, with some reporting they were asked about their preference for pornography, the presence of explicit pictures on their phones, extramarital affairs, and whether they had ever "danced for dollars."

Judge Rejects Maricopa County’s Attempt to Block Kari Lake’s Access to Ballot Affidavit Envelopes in Election Lawsuit

Lake alleges that numerous Republican voters were disenfranchised due to voting machine glitches that plagued at least 60% of Maricopa County's voting centers on Election Day.

Researchers Find Dutch Citizens With Autism, Intellectual Disabilities Euthanized

Researchers have found that almost 40 Dutch citizens with autism or intellectual disabilities have been euthanized between 2012 and 2021.

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