TODAY'S HEADLINE
Biden admin moves to bring Palestinian refugees to US
/ Apr 30, 2024
Judge Juan Merchan ruled on Tuesday morning ahead of the second week of the trial that Trump needed to pay $9,000, $1,000 for each gag order violation.
The General Services Administration and National Archives helped to bring "pallets" of documents to Mar-a-Lago a year before the raid.
The new feature is set to be rolled out in 44 states in the coming months.
57 people were arrested last week at the Gaza Camp and faced criminal trespassing charges, but those charges were dropped.
"We will vote to table Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene’s Motion to Vacate the Chair. If she invokes the motion, it will not succeed."
"Forcibly taking over buildings is not peaceful – it is wrong," Bates stated.
"We made it very clear yesterday that the work of the University cannot be endlessly interrupted by protesters who violate the rules."
An advisor to Trump told the reporters at Time that he plans on rescinding Biden’s Executive Orders related to DEI, which many have called into question for being anti-white.
Jack Smith "should be open to, and welcome, an ethics investigation into conduct that, on its face, implicates potential violations of DOJ policy and multiple rules of professional conduct."
There were no publicly noted dissents.
The restrictions will remain in place "until circumstances allow otherwise."
PSU's library was taken and the doors were barricaded.
House Speaker Mike Johnson called for the Columbia president to "resign immediately" amid increasingly violent protests on campus.
"If birth rates continue to plummet, human civilization will end."
Trudeau losing support among youngest voters
"Every Friday, they meet on Zoom to hash out the latest twists and turns in the Trump legal saga."
"The same people who want us to pay off their student loans are taking college courses on Taylor Swift."
Congressional candidate Nate McMurray posted to X, "Die MAGA die. You lose."
"In fact, our reference for the truth might be a distraction that's getting in the way of finding common ground and getting things done."
