Columbia University has agreed to pay over $220 million to the Trump administration to restore federal research funding lost due to concerns about antisemitism on campus, including $200 million over three years and $21 million for civil rights violations against Jewish staff. The agreement requires institutional reforms, such as restructuring disciplinary procedures and adopting a federally-endorsed definition of antisemitism, while maintaining university independence.
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Air pollution increases dementia risk, finds Cambridge study
New research indicates that air pollution, particularly tiny particulate matter, is linked to an increased risk of dementia and cognitive decline, especially in older adults, with potential damage beginning early in life. To mitigate exposure, individuals are advised to monitor air quality, stay indoors during pollution spikes, ensure home ventilation, and support clean air initiatives for better brain health. Want More Context? 🔎
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