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As new restrictions on protests emerge at U.S. universities, faculty members are rallying to defend academic freedom and free speech. Recent laws and policies have sparked widespread protests, with educators voicing concerns over limitations on expression and the chilling effect on academic discourse amid heightened tensions surrounding the Israel-Palestine conflict.
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In the wake of Hurricane Helene, students in Asheville, North Carolina, face significant disruptions to their education, complicating college applications. Meanwhile, many American students are increasingly looking abroad for affordable education options, with rising interest in countries like Germany and the Czech Republic, as tuition costs in the U.S. continue to soar.
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Leonard Glenn Francis, known as 'Fat Leonard,' was sentenced to 15 years in prison for a bribery scheme involving U.S. Navy officials. He was ordered to pay $20 million in restitution and a $150,000 fine. His company, Glenn Defense Marine Asia, received a five-year probation and a $36 million fine.
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Martha Stewart's new Netflix documentary, 'Martha,' reveals her tumultuous past, including her marriage to Andrew Stewart and her insider trading conviction. The film highlights her rise from humble beginnings to becoming a billionaire lifestyle mogul, while also addressing personal challenges and societal perceptions of women in business.
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Elon Musk's extensive support for Donald Trump, including over $130 million in campaign contributions, positions him for significant influence in a potential second Trump administration. Trump's victory in the recent election solidifies Musk's role in shaping federal policies that could benefit his business interests.