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- Oct 1, 2026
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Cornell Sex Assault Case Raises Questions About Title IX Accountability and New York’s Intoxicated Consent Law (opens the original)
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Two years after a woman alleged a gang rape at Cornell University, renewed attention to the case and the limited consequences faced by the alleged perpetrators has raised questions about what higher education owes students who experience sexual assault on campus as well as how consent and intoxication are understood under New York law. A woman identified as Jane Doe filed a civil lawsuit on Sept. 16, alleging that she was sexually assaulted, gang-raped, and pressured to take drugs and drink alco
Trump Rolls Back Fuel Economy Standards. Will Cars Really Get Cheaper? (opens the original)
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The Trump Administration released a rule on Monday to roll back Biden-era fuel economy standards, saying that the Biden Administration “previously broke the law by setting standards that went far beyond the requirements mandated by Congress” and arguing that they pushed for electric vehicles that Americans did not want. The announcement, which came from Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, said that the previous regulations had been costly for automakers. The changes are meant to reduce their co
5 Men Arrested Over Suspected Terror Plot Near U.K. Base Used by U.S. Forces (opens the original)
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British police arrested five men near an air base used by U.S. forces on suspicion of explosives offenses and preparing a terrorist act. Police received a report at around 12:45 a.m. Sunday about three suspicious vehicles traveling toward RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire, southwestern England. Armed officers responded and arrested the men in nearby Whelford, and counterterrorism police are now leading an investigation into the incident. Fairford is used as a standby airfield and forward operating
What Is a ‘Pocket Rescission’? Inside Trump’s Move to Cancel $810 Million in Federal Funding (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump announced Friday that he is seeking to cancel almost $1 billion in federal funding, sidestepping congressional approval and earning criticism from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle. Using a controversial move known as a “pocket rescission,” Trump said he wanted to nullify $810 million in spending that Congress had approved for programs and agencies, much of which would serve immigrants, minorities, and children. Read More: A Debt Ceiling Fight Looms in 2027. Could a Dem
Crisis at the Kennedy Center: Why Its Main Building Is Going Dark for Two Years (opens the original)
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The Kennedy Center Board of Trustees on Tuesday voted to immediately close the lauded arts institution’s main building, according to multiple media outlets. Hours before the vote, a district court ruled against the Board’s latest effort to add President Donald Trump’s name back to the building—this time, in recognition of his purported role in the planned renovations. The closure decision also came one day after leadership claimed that the cultural center was on the brink of bankruptcy. The Boar
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