Pro-Palestinian Protest Cleared at George Washington U
Police sprayed pepper to clear a tent encampment at George Washington University arresting 33 protesters amid a tense national wave of campus demonstrations over the Israel Hamas war. District officials cited rising violence and improvised weapons as grounds for the crackdown.
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George Washington University
Congress
House Committee On Oversight and Accountability
House
Mike Johnson
D.C
District of Columbia
Muriel Bowser
Pamela Smith
Moataz Salim
George Washington
Gaza
Pep
United States
Europe
University of Massachusetts
Amherst
Lucas Ruud
Massachusetts Daily Collegian
Rashida Tlaib
Michigan
Aid stalls at Gaza crosspoint amid reopening claim
The Kerem Shalom crossing to Gaza reopened after days closed but the U N says no aid has entered and no recipient is present as workers fled during a Gaza incursion. The Rafah crossing was seized by an Israeli tank brigade, cutting Gaza's main aid routes as international efforts seek a cease fire and hostage releases.
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Kerem Shalom
Gaza
U.N
Israel
Hamas
Rafah
Egypt
United States
USS
U.S
Qatar
CIA
William Burns
Benjamin Netanyahu
U.N. World Food Program
Carl Skau
Associated Press
Skau
Leb
Anon
WFP
Deir al-Ralah
Rafah Crossing
COGAT
Biden limits weapons to Israel amid Rafah push
President Biden said the United States will not supply offensive weapons for a potential invasion of Rafah, while continuing to provide defensive arms such as Iron Dome. Defense Secretary Austin confirmed a pause on a shipment of high payload munitions as Washington reviews near term security aid amid civilian toll in Gaza.
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Israel
Rafah
Hamas
Gaza
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Lloyd Austin
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National Security Council
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Georgia appeals court weighs Willis case in Trump election probe
A Georgia Court of Appeals agrees to review a lower court ruling allowing Fulton County DA Fani Willis to stay on the election interference case against former President Donald Trump. The move could delay proceedings as Trump seeks dismissal and disqualification while Wade's romance with Willis remains central to the conflict.
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Fani Willis
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Georgia Court of Appeals
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Appeals Court
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DA Willis
Ashleigh Merchant
Trump Campaign
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Michael Roman