MIT bans class president from graduation commencement after pro-Palestinian speech

Trump Administration's Legal BattlesThe Trump administration has frequently appealed to the Supreme Court to overturn lower court rulings blocking parts of its agenda, with a significant number of cases resulting in victories, such as enforcing the ban on transgender military service members. Recently, the administration sought to halt a deportation order from U.S. District Judge Brian Murphy, who required a review of risks for deported individuals. Additionally, the Department of Government Efficiency faces scrutiny over...

In Boulder, Colorado, a man named Mohamed Sabry Soliman attacked a demonstration supporting Israeli hostages, using a makeshift flamethrower and shouting “free Palestine,” resulting in eight injuries, with charges including two counts of first-degree murder anticipated. Meanwhile, the Supreme Court is under scrutiny as it begins its ruling season, having already issued significant decisions via a “shadow docket” related to the Trump administration. Additionally, Ukraine claims to have executed a massive drone strike on over...

A witness named Brian, who is Jewish, described a shocking attack in downtown Boulder where a man used fire to harm demonstrators, shouting anti-Zionist slurs. Brian recounted seeing victims with severe burns and attempted to help by pouring water on them until police arrived and arrested the attacker, who was disguised in an orange vest. This incident has left Brian and others feeling fearful and pessimistic about the safety of the Jewish community in the...

This year, WorldPride is set to take place in Washington, D.C., organized by InterPride to raise awareness of LGBTQ issues, though many in the community feel conflicted given the current administration's stance on these matters, particularly against transgender individuals. Attendees express mixed emotions about safety and political climate, with some opting out due to fear, while others are motivated to participate as a form of protest against perceived injustices. Despite the challenges, advocates stress the...

Tulsa's first Black mayor, Monroe Nichols IV, has proposed a $100 million private trust as part of a reparations plan for the descendants of those affected by the Tulsa Race Massacre over a century ago. The trust aims to provide scholarships and housing rather than direct cash payments, with a focus on revitalizing the city's north side and improving local buildings. Nichols emphasizes the long-term economic loss from the massacre and the need for substantial...

Stabbing Incident in Salem, OregonOn Sunday night, multiple individuals were injured in a stabbing incident at the Union Gospel Mission, a men's shelter in downtown Salem, Oregon. The Salem Police Department confirmed that the suspect is in custody, while reports indicate that 11 people were transported to Salem Health hospital for medical treatment. Official information regarding the exact number of injuries has yet to be released, and authorities are continuing to investigate the situation. Full...