Mosque bombing raises fear at Minnesota center
The Dar Al-Farooq Islamic Center in Bloomington reports growing fear after a dawn explosion damaged windows and a room, with no injuries. Authorities pursue suspects as officials call it a possible hate crime while Minnesota’s Somali community, the largest in the U.S., weighs safety and security concerns.
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Ivy League race admissions under DOJ scrutiny sparks fear of new challenges
Ivy League colleges including Harvard Yale and Princeton brace for renewed scrutiny as the Justice Department investigates race conscious admissions. Harvard and peers defend holistic approaches while noting diversity goals and legal grounding. Experts warn the probe could renew affirmative action battles across top schools.
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Two Boy Scouts Die In East Texas Sailboat Crash
Authorities report two Scouts aged 18 and 16 died at Lake O The Pines near Avinger after their sailboat struck an overhead power line and was electrocuted. An 11 year old was critically injured and taken to a Shreveport hospital. Names released later by officials.
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NYC Porn Regulation Battle Reaches Fresh Legal Brink
New York City’s long campaign against storefront porn faces a fresh hurdle as the Court of Appeals reinforced 2001 rules barring live sexual performances and explicit videos outside select zones. Lawyers warn enforcement could shutter many survivors, while officials defend measures as safeguarding quality of life amid ongoing legal twists.
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