South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol denies allegations at his impeachment trial of ordering military members to remove lawmakers from the National Assembly during a brief martial law period. Yoon, currently detained on separate charges related to the failed martial law attempt, defended his actions as a warning against opposition abuses. The Constitutional Court is considering upholding his impeachment, with Yoon’s lawyers arguing the martial law decree was never intended for execution.
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Columbia Univ to pay $200m to settle clash with Trump admin: 10 things to know
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. Want More Context? 🔎
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