Columbia University and longtime law professor Katherine Franke have ended their relationship following an investigation related to her advocacy for pro-Palestinian students amid protests on campus. Franke, known for her work at the Center for Gender & Sexuality Law, faced allegations of antisemitism for comments made about Israelis, resulting in her departure from the university. The investigation stemmed from remarks made on Democracy Now! following an incident involving pro-Palestinian students and a former IDF member, triggering a series of events that led to Franke’s departure and controversy surrounding the university’s handling of the situation.
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How the LA clashes unfolded… in 60 seconds
Summary of Protests in Los Angeles Protests erupted in Los Angeles, prompting US President Donald Trump to send the National Guard to the city to manage the situation. Clashes between demonstrators and law enforcement escalated into violence, with reports and video footage showing the use of batons against protesters and the deployment of armored vehicles. The unrest highlighted the tensions surrounding the protests, reflecting broader societal issues and the government's response to civil unrest. Full...
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