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Anti-Semitism Bill Would Prohibit Public Colleges From 'Demonizing' Israel
Critics argued the bill, which prohibits public universities from 'demonizing' Israel, infringes on First Amendment rights.
CBP Won't Say Whether Border Patrol Chief Is Among 70 Being Investigated
Seventy current and former employees are under investigation for "alleged inappropriate social media activity," according to the Customs and Border Protection agency.
Trump Admin to Apply New Abortion Restrictions—Here's What You Need to Know
"The hypocrisy is stunning," Kelly Robinson, the executive director of the Planned Parenthood Action Fund, said in a statement.
Schwarzenegger Urges Trump to 'Dial down Donald'
"Terminator" star's message to Trump: "I know it isn't easy, but the job you hold is bigger than you."
Dennis Prager Says Google Classifies Conservative Content As Pornography
The founder of the conservative, but unaccredited, Prager University organization made the claims on Fox & Friends ahead of his congressional testimony.
'This Is What Authoritarian Regimes Do': MSNBC Guest Slams Trump
"That's what we hear from authoritarian regimes around the world. It's not what we hear from democracies," Katty Kay warned.
'Noose' That Sparked Hate Crime Investigation at Hospital Was Fishisng Knot
It was originally feared that the spool of rope found at a university hospital was a "symbol of hate and discrimination."
#ICEBae Trends As People Slam 'Customs Officer' Over Selfie
The social media account of a woman claiming to be a U.S. "customs officer" has gained more than 29,500 followers.
Bianca Devins Death: Brother of Accused Killer Brandon Clark Speaks Out
21-year-old Brandon Clark mutilated Bianca Devins and proceeded to share gruesome images of her body on Instagram Live.
Can Donald Trump Stop Asylum Protections? Rights Groups Vow to Sue
"This new rule is patently unlawful and we will sue swiftly," said Lee Gelernt, deputy director of the ACLU's Immigrants' Rights Project.
Elderly Florida Man Repeatedly Stabs, Kills Landlord as Witness Looks On
A Honduras national died after getting into an argument with a tenant at Hialeah apartment building.
Flight Evacuated After Person Shares Suicide Vest Image Using Apple AirDrop
All 150 passengers were led off the delayed JetBlue flight 573 to allow sniffer dogs on as Port Authority vehicles surrounded the aircraft.
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One Giant Leap: 5 U.S. Destinations That Helped Put Man on the Moon
Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Apollo 11 Moon landing with a road trip to some of the places that made it possible.
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10 Queer Rebellions Before Stonewall
Stonewall is seen as the birth of the LGBT rights movement. But there were pickets, protests—even riots—in the years before June 28, 1969.
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In Photos: New York City Tartan Day Parade 2019
"Hearing the skirl of the pipes echoing along Sixth Avenue made me dance a wee jig in my heart," beamed comedian Billy Connolly, grand marshal at the NYC Tartan Day Parade. "What a day."
#RacistGOP Trends on Twitter as Republicans Stay Silent on Trump's Attack
"Long after he is gone in 2021 or 2025, the party will be marred by this in the history books forever," said commentator Sophia A. Nelson.
Ex-coach Who Sexually Assaulted Woman in Cruise Ship Cabin Is Sentenced
Anthony Paul De La Torriente attacked the woman while their colleagues went to get food.
Maddow Accuses Trump of Distracting Public From Changes to Asylum Laws
"What they just announced today in terms of changes to asylum law though," Maddow said, is "maybe this president's most radical effort to change laws along racial lines since the Muslim ban."
Child Allegedly Told to Choose Which Parent to Stay With At Migrant Center
The 3-year-old girl was reportedly asked to choose between her mother and father by border agents, who told the family that they would be separated after arriving at the holding facility.
Photographer Restores Wedding Album For Victims of Camp Fire
"It gave us a piece of something back after losing everything. I don't know how to explain it. There's no words."
8 Months After California Camp Fire, First Family Moves Back to Paradise
On Monday, the Sinclaire family became the first to move back to their rebuilt home in Paradise, California after the Camp Fire destroyed their residence — and 14,000 others — last November.
South Bend Police Officer Who Fatally Shot Black Man Resigns
Sgt. Ryan O'Neill, a white officer who shot and killed a black man suspected of breaking into cars, resigned from the South Bend Police Department on Monday.
ICE Knocked, But Most Did Not Answer As Nationwide Raids Began
Though there have been some arrests, the raids haven't been as widespread as expected. However, on Monday, President Donald Trump said the raids were a success.
GOP Congressman: I'll Pay For Progressives' 'Tickets Out of This Country'
"There's no question that the members of Congress that @realDonaldTrump called out have absolutely said anti-American and anti-Semitic things," GOP congressman Ralph Abraham said.
ICE Officer Allegedly Moved Hispanic Teen After Hitting Him With Car
According to a civil lawsuit against the federal government, a former San Diego Immigration and Customs Enforcement agent attempted to mislead his supervisors after allegedly striking a pedestrian — a Hispanic teen — with his car.