Mahmoud Khalil was too naïve to learn about his rights. Other Columbia University students protesting Israel's war in Gaza attended 'know your rights' seminars, but Khalil skipped them. He was confident that his status as a legal resident who was married ... See more
The European External Action Service, part of the EU,states that disinformation'is a growing security and foreign policy threat for the European Union.' Nevertheless, the service chose to pull its sponsorship from the continent's major conference on disin... See more
With Election Day less than a month away, lawmakers in several states are suspending gas taxes or rolling back regulations on diesel fuel as voters grow increasingly frustrated with rising fuel costs amid President Donald Trump's war with Iran. On Tuesday... See more
Terrance spends $10,000 a year on Uber and Lyft rides. It’s not that he’s constantly clubbing, or such a frequent flier that he takes near-daily rides to the airport. He’s just trying to get to work. Terrance works as a janitor at Children’s Hospital in t... See more
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Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson is a true son of the city. He grew up in 53206 (notoriously the poorest ZIP code in Wisconsin), experiencing hunger and having to move almost every year during elementary school. B... See more
