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Brown president to step down as elite universities grapple with an empowered Trump administration (opens the original)
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Brown University President Christina Paxson announced Monday that she will step down at the end of the 2026-27 academic year, after a tumultuous period that has seen her navigate both a hostile administration in Washington and a mass shooting on her campus. Paxson is the longest-serving president in the Ivy League, which represents eight of […]
Denmark’s military conscription ‘expanded and strengthened’ (opens the original)
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An expanded class of Danish conscripts reported for training on Monday as the country anticipates dueling threats from Russia and the United States. “Denmark is facing a new reality where the threats to our security are more changing and complex than ever before,” the country’s Ministry of Defense said. “That is why conscription is being expanded and strengthened in recent years.” Join Washington Examiner for unlimited access to the news, analysis, and commentary that matter most. Subscribe for
Iran has struck 14 Middle Eastern nations since the war began (opens the original)
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Since the United States and Israel first struck Iran, the war has drawn in more than a dozen countries that were not original parties to the conflict. Since initial publication of this story, Egypt has now become affected, making it 15 nations beyond the primary actors. Some are officially neutral, while others are vocal critics of the regime. Yet all have absorbed Iranian missile and drone attacks since the conflict began in February. Join Washington Examiner for unlimited access to the news, a
Colombia's incoming president to abandon Palestinian embassy (opens the original)
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Colombian president-elect Abelardo de la Espriella will halt plans to open an embassy to the Palestinian Authority in Ramallah, a sign of the country’s warming ties to Israel and the United States. “Colombia needs a diplomacy that is modern, efficient, and at the service of national interests, not of politics or bureaucracy,” de la Espriella said in a video announcing broad diplomatic reforms, which will go into effect after he is inaugurated on Aug. 7. Join Washington Examiner for unlimited acc
READ IN FULL: Mike Lindell's amnesty proposal (opens the original)
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Mike Lindell, CEO of My Pillow and a Republican candidate for governor of Minnesota, suggested he would give amnesty to illegal immigrants during an interview with the Washington Examiner on Tuesday. Lindell’s plan includes a “six-month moratorium” where illegal immigrants could apply for a visa that would let them stay in the United States indefinitely, provided they don’t commit a crime. He also appeared to open the door to illegal immigrants potentially applying for citizenship once they had
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