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District attorney defends past decision not to seek criminal charges in Cornell rape allegations (opens the original)
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Outrage has been building nationwide over the handling of an alleged sexual assault at Cornell University two years ago, prompting prosecutors to announce they are taking a new look at the case while defending their past decision not to seek criminal charges. Tompkins County District Attorney Matthew Van Houten said in a statement Monday that his office is considering whether to bring criminal charges related to a 2024 incident at the Chi Phi fraternity house. In a civil lawsuit filed earlier th
Fashion council president grabs PETA protester at New York Fashion Week (opens the original)
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The CEO and president of the Council of Fashion Designers of America was captured on video grabbing an animal rights protester and covering her mouth during a New York Fashion Week runway show Sunday. In the video, which NBC News viewed, Steven Kolb grabbed the person from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals who was protesting the use of wool by fashion designer COS at its runway show. He then pulled the protester to the side of the runway, covering her mouth and using his leg to restrai
ICE arrests reached record highs this summer as enforcement tactics shifted (opens the original)
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The Trump administration reached a record number of immigration-related arrests over the last three months, even as the dramatic increase did not mirror the militarized spectacle seen at the start of the year. The tactics over the summer instead focused on street arrests and working with local jails and local law enforcement, with sweeps hitting cities like Houston, New York, Memphis, San Francisco and Atlanta. Immigration officers have also focused on arrests at airports, courthouses and ICE ch
DOJ sues Kansas school district over transgender student guidelines and parental consent (opens the original)
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In what it called “a first-of-its-kind lawsuit,” the Justice Department has sued a school district in Kansas over its guidelines on student gender identity and assisting transgender students. The lawsuit, filed Monday, is the latest escalation from the Trump administration targeting school districts for policies or guidelines to accommodate transgender students in academic settings. The Justice Department said it was seeking to stop the Kansas City, Kansas, public school district from violating
How Lindsay Clancy sought help before she killed her three children (opens the original)
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In the months before Lindsay Clancy killed her three children and tried to take her own life, she was desperate for help — she saw psychiatrists, called a suicide hotline and went to the emergency room and was turned away from inpatient treatment. She was put on 13 medications over four months as providers sought to treat her ongoing symptoms and adverse reactions to the medications. Clancy, 36, is accused of murdering her three children — Cora, 5; Dawson, 3; and Callan, 8 months — on Jan. 24, 2
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