The FTC’s Noncompete Rule Retroactively Voids Millions of Contracts
In a new nationwide rule, Joe Biden’s Federal Trade Commission has discarded its legal restraints.
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Dan Schneider Sues For Defamation Over His Depiction As A Child Abuser In Docuseries: REPORT
‘They went beyond reporting the truth’
Columbia University Leaders Sued for Failing to Ensure Campus Safety. Could Protesters be Next?
A lawyer suing Columbia University said his team is looking closely at the ‘very scary individuals’ who appear to be orchestrating the anti-Israel protests.
Arizona Senate Passes Repeal of 1864 Abortion Ban, Governor Expected to Sign Legislation
Earlier Wednesday, the Arizona governor told reporters she would sign the repeal ‘as soon as it gets to my desk.
‘Should No Longer Receive One Penny’: Covid Chairman Reacts to Peter Daszak Testimony, Previews Investigation’s Next Steps
The next steps of the subcommittee’s probe involve parsing through 30,000 pages of private emails by Dr. David Morens, a top adviser to Dr. Anthony Fauci.
‘I Don’t See The Stag Or The Flation’: Fed Chair Disputes View That Economy Is Stalling
‘I don’t really understand’
Wild Video Shows Deadly Storm Sweep Away Bridge In Brazil While Mayor Warns Residents
‘See, being carried away by the forces of the waters’
Christian Slater About To Become Dad Again At Age 54
Information on the baby’s due date and gender has not yet been revealed
Salma Hayek Spotlights Her Arabic Roots In Vogue Covershoot
‘We need global icons who stand for this part of the world’
‘I’m Not Gonna Be Able’: Former Biden Official Stumped When GOP Rep Asks Him To Explain ‘Tenets’ Of First Amendment
‘I’m not gonna be able to do it’
US Withdraws Troops From Another African Country
‘Temporary step’
‘This Is Ridiculous!’: Censorship Hearing Goes Off Rails When Dem Rep Becomes Incensed Over GOP Objection
‘You’re gonna treat us this way?
Biden Admin Reliant On Elon Musk’s Assistance For Internet Access Agenda After Denying Massive Bid From Starlink
‘Alternate technologies like satellite’
‘Lines Of Cocaine From Here To Saturn’: Alec Baldwin Talks About The Depths Of His Addiction
‘I mean, cocaine was like coffee back then.
Companies Are Slashing Away At Debt As Surging Inflation Casts Shadow Over Interest Rate Cuts
‘Not everyone can make it’
Long Troubled Marine Corps Ship To Undergo Repairs After Being Forced To Turn Back From Pacific Deployment
‘Boxer will resume its deployment in the near future’
‘Would Be Unacceptable’: Blinken And Netanyahu Meeting Hits Crossroads As Israeli Invasion Of Rafah Looms
‘We have not seen a credible plan’
ABC News Weatherman Rob Marciano Reportedly Fired For Behavioral Misconduct
‘Cranky and angry … unsavory behavior’
Video Shows Tourists’ Wild Encounter As Lions Begin Mating Atop Safari Truck
Tourists reacted in various ways
Anti-Israel Protester Complains About Columbia NYPD Raid: ‘It’s Finals. Can I Go Home?’
An anti-Israel protester, who was part of a group that took over a building on the campus of Columbia University, complained about a police raid and asked to “go home.”
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White House considers accepting some Palestinians from Gaza as refugees amid Israel-Hamas war
The Biden administration is considering welcoming certain Palestinians to the U.S. as refugees as they seek to escape war-torn Gaza amid the ongoing war in the Middle East between Israel and Hamas.Senior officials across several federal U.S. agencies have discussed in recent weeks the details of potential options to accept Palestinians from Gaza who have immediate family members who are American citizens or permanent U.S.
WATCH: Columbia Protest Rep Demands Refreshments for Violent Activists Occupying Building; ‘Humanitarian Aid’
A spokesperson for the pro-Palestinian activists who broke into Hamilton Hall at Columbia University early Tuesday morning demanded that the university allow food and drink to be delivered to the building.
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Columbia University on NYPD Raid: ‘We Were Left with No Choice’
Columbia University issued a statement in response to reports that officers from the New York Police Department (NYPD) had begun a raid on the campus.
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NYPD Begins Making Arrests at CUNY City College
Officers with the New York Police Department (NYPD) began making arrests at the City University of New York (CUNY) on Tuesday evening.
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NYPD Raids Encampment at Columbia University
The New York Police Department (NYPD) reportedly began a raid on Columbia University hours after the university restricted access to its campus.
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NYPD Officers Storm Barricaded Columbia Building, Arrest Anti-Israel Protesters
Dozens of Columbia protesters occupied Hamilton Hall earlier Tuesday to protest the Israel–Hamas war.
Pennsylvania House votes to criminalize Bluetooth stalking
Pennsylvania took a step Tuesday toward becoming the latest state to punish someone for using a Bluetooth-connected device to track someone without their permission.The state House of Representatives voted 199-1 to approve legislation that would make using a tracking device to secretly track another person part of Pennsylvania’s laws against stalking. The crime would be punishable as a third-degree misdemeanor, or up to 90 days in jail.
Alabama lawmakers eye gambling compromise as legislative session nears its end
Alabama lawmakers on Tuesday proposed a compromise on gambling legislation that would authorize a state lottery and multiple sites with electronic gambling machines. But the measure faces an uncertain outlook in the closing days of the legislative session.A conference committee approved the two-bill proposal as lawmakers aim to put the issue to a statewide vote this August.