Universities face federal probes over race based programs
More than 50 universities are under federal investigation for alleged racial discrimination tied to diversity, equity and inclusion efforts. The Education Department cited race based preferences in admissions, scholarships and student life, with many inquiries focusing on PhD Project partnerships and several schools named.
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Carney sworn in as Canada’s new prime minister
Former central banker Mark Carney is sworn in as Canada's prime minister amid a looming federal election and trade tensions with the United States. He vows to defend Canadian sovereignty, protect workers, and seeks talks with President Trump while planning trips to Europe to meet Macron and Starmer.
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Arlington Cemetery Scrubs Notable Black and Female Veterans Pages
Arlington National Cemetery removed internal links to Notable Graves pages listing Black, Hispanic and female veterans and spouses. The action, tied to DEI removal directives across the Defense Department, removes bios of figures like Gen Colin Powell and Tuskegee Airmen from the site.
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Measles cases near 300 in Texas and New Mexico
Measles outbreaks in West Texas and New Mexico rise toward 300 cases with two deaths among unvaccinated individuals. The virus spreads easily via air and surfaces and vaccines remain the preventive measure.
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U.S. Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Hamas says it will release hostage and four bodies
Hamas says mediators proposed a release of one American-Israeli hostage and four dual-nationals’ bodies. Israel questions the offer, accusing Hamas of manipulation amid Qatar ceasefire talks. Edan Alexander, 19, abducted Oct 7, 2023. Egypt Qatar and the U S have guided talks while Netanyahu’s office says Hamas refuses to cooperate. Hamas delegation to Cairo pledges full ceasefire implementation.
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