Harvard President Claudine Gay resigns amid plagiarism scrutiny
Harvard President Claudine Gay quits amid conservative led push over duplicated language in her work. The review found non intentional citations errors but spurred widespread political backlash and calls for her ouster.
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Trump seeks Supreme Court review of Colorado ballot ban
Former President Donald Trump asks the Supreme Court to overturn a Colorado ruling using Section 3 of the 14th Amendment to bar him from the ballot over his role in the January 6, 2021 attack. The case, a first in any state, tests eligibility and could influence other states. The outcome adds to a wave of disqualification challenges across the country.
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Iran blast in Kerman wounds 211 as death toll revises lower
In a 2020 drone strike context Iran reports a deadly blast in Kerman injuring at least 211 amid Israel Hamas war. Officials say the attack, the deadliest militant strike on Iran since 1979, aims to punish those responsible while authorities demand accountability.
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Justice Department Sues Texas Over Immigration Law
The Justice Department filed suit in federal court against Texas over a new law allowing police to arrest migrants who enter the United States illegally. The action adds to Gov. Greg Abbott’s ongoing border surge as cities like New York and Chicago push back against bus and plane migrants. Texas also faces lawsuits to keep razor wire along the border and a floating barrier in the Rio Grande.
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Lancashire Heeler Recognized By American Kennel Club
The Lancashire Heeler, a small herding breed known for a friendly “smile,” is now AKC recognized. Eligible for thousands of U.S. shows including Westminster, the dog stands about 12 inches tall and weighs up to 17 pounds. Originating as farm helpers that drove cattle and chased rats, they now compete in various canine sports.
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Local play to feature district official in supporting role
Anthony Lewis superintendent of the Lawrence school district appears in the January 13 performance at 7:30 p.m. in the Lied Center. The Alabama native speaks about the play’s themes aligning with his work in education. Also starring Delmar White and Victoria Barbee, the production runs ahead of Martin Luther King Jr. Day on January 15.
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