Studies Question School Shootings Threats and Drills
A USA TODAY report questions the ubiquity of school shootings noting most youth deaths occur off campus due to homicides, accidents or drownings. It discusses security drills, stricter measures, and counterintuitive risks of interior locking while recommending covert detection tech and after hours drills for staff.
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MSU figures urged to resign amid Nassar fallout
The Detroit News reports at least 14 MSU representatives heard sexual misconduct claims by Nassar over two decades and did nothing. MSU athletics director Mark Hollis should resign, as should trustees and officials who defended Simon, while USA Gymnastics and USOC face calls for leadership changes and accountability.
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Trump calls sanctuary city mayors best friends of crime
President Trump told mayors in the East Room that sanctuary cities that refuse to aid federal immigration officials are the best friends of gangs and cartels. He noted 109 invited mayors, some boycotted amid threats to subpoena cities harboring undocumented immigrants. The event focused on infrastructure and the opioid crisis, with a $1.7 trillion package teased for the State of the Union.
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Mnuchin defends U.S. stance at Davos on trade
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Treasury Secretary Mnuchin defended Trump’s America First policy as compatible with global cooperation, insisting the United States remains committed to free and fair trade while pursuing new corporate tax cuts. Commerce Secretary Ross warned of ongoing trade frictions and possible retaliation from China. China’s Cui Tiankai urged expanding bilateral trade to avoid damaging domestic economies. Trump plans to meet leaders and Klaus Schwab, aiming to boost U.S. investment.
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