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Trump on trial: What to expect in 2024 from the former president's legal cases

Trump, who is leading the Republican presidential primary polls, faces the prospect of up to five trials during the busy campaign year.

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Harvard's president looked like she was in the clear — but there are new concerns about attribution in her work

Harvard President Claudine Gay faced earlier allegations of plagiarism.

US state bans Trump from ballot

Colorado judges claimed the former president committed “insurrection”

They Do It for Trump

Behind the GOP’s shifting excuses for abandoning Ukraine

Car crashes into Biden’s motorcade

The US president looked visibly startled by the incident

American universities face a reckoning over academic freedom

Their treatment of antisemitism is exposing wider inconsistencies when it comes to free speech

UPenn president resigns in wake of antisemitism hearing

In his statement, Bok acknowledged that Magill erred during her disastrous testimony, describing a “dreadful 30-second sound bite” following a lengthy hearing.

US president’s son Hunter Biden indicted on tax evasion charges

Grand jury returns nine counts alleging failure to pay $1.4mn between 2016 and 2019

Congress has yet to approve billions in additional military and financial aid Kiev has requested

Congress has yet to approve billions in additional military and financial aid Kiev has requested

Henry Kissinger dies at age 100

The former US secretary of state passed away on Wednesday

Gavin Newsom is picking up where Ronald Reagan left off on mental health reform

California Democrats are remaking the state’s mental health care system.

Jill Biden unveils a crafty, candy-filled White House Christmas

Children’s feelings of ‘Magic, Wonder, and Joy’ inspired this year’s holiday decorations<

Suspect arrested in shooting of 3 Palestinian college students in Vermont, police say

Police in Vermont arrest a male suspect over the attack which they are investigating as a possible hate crime.

Biden set to sign spending bill with no Ukraine aid

The stopgap funding to avoid a government shutdown was approved by the House in a bipartisan vote

US House approves government funding bill with bipartisan support

New Republican Speaker Mike Johnson clinches a win in move to avert shutdown

Harvard, Columbia and Penn Pledge to Fight Antisemitism on Campus

The universities are trying to address criticism by banning pro-Palestinian student groups, condemning slogans and starting task forces to address antisemitism.

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