Elise Stefanik, the chair of the House Republican Conference, has called on Columbia University President Minouche Shafik to step down over the weekend, claiming that she failed to “protect Jewish students on campus.”
Read More Stefanik Calls On Columbia University President To Step Down For ‘Putting Jewish Students’ Safety At Risk’
A $237 billion state budget that includes measures to encourage home construction and combat unauthorized marijuana stores was approved by New York lawmakers over the weekend.
Read More NY Legislators Pass $237B Budget Targeting Migrant Influx, Housing Market Boost
A car driven by a suspected drunk driver crashed into a young child’s birthday celebration over the weekend at a boat club, killing the young brother and sister and injuring a number of others, some of them critically.
Read More Michigan: Two Children Killed After Driver Crashes Into Birthday Party
The attorney general of Idaho has requested that the Supreme Court lift a temporary injunction issued by a lower court that was blocking the state from enforcing its felony ban on “gender-affirming care” for adolescents.
Read More SCOTUS Allows Idaho To Implement Ban On ‘Gender-Affirming Care’ For Transgender Youth
Given the date of former U.S. President Donald Trump’s upcoming trial, he may have to miss his son Barron’s high school graduation that is scheduled for next month.
Read More Trump May Have To Miss Son Barron’s High School Graduation Due To Hush Money Trial
Over 250 survivors of the 2017 Ariana Grande concert in Manchester, England, suicide bombing, which left 22 people dead, are now taking legal action against Britain’s domestic intelligence service, according to attorneys who spoke to the press.
Read More Survivors Of 2017 Ariana Grande UK Concert Bombing To File Lawsuit Against Intelligence Agency