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Harvard President Claudine Gay faces six new plagiarism charges: report

Harvard President Claudine Gay is facing six new plagiarism charges amid an ongoing academic scandal and increasing calls for her resignation.
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ZeroHedge

ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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No personal accountability - but hold everyone else accountable.
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Yep - pretty pathetic. We live in a world now that the more corrupt, dishonest, and morally bankrupt one is, the further they get. She'll probably land on CNN and MSNBC within a day or two, do the circuit tour, then some private sector job at a Fortune 500 or major Not for Profit/NGO.

Or, she'll get hired somewhere in the current administration.... she'll fit right in.
Country is FUBAR
 
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the long arm of the Mossad.........................

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Top Hamas official Saleh Arouri, who headed West Bank operations, killed in Beirut blast

An explosion in Beirut on Tuesday killed Saleh Arouri, a top official with the Palestinian militant group Hamas and three others, officials with Hamas and the Lebanese group Hezbollah said. Lebanon’s state-run National News Agency said the blast killed four people and was carried out by an...
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Congressional Republicans celebrate SBA collecting COVID loans after pressuring agency

Congressional Republicans are celebrating the SBA collecting on COVID-19-era loans after pressuring the agency to get the payments.
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Several GOP senators and House members have put the SBA in their sights regarding the pandemic-era loans, with the agency telling lawmakers they are going to collect repayments from defaulted Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) and COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan (EIDL) loans under $100,000.

Sen. Joni Ernst, R-Iowa, who has been a leading voice on the issue, told Fox News Digital that "2024 is already bringing new opportunities for accountability at Biden’s mismanaged SBA!"
 
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Ukraine war: They sang of victory - then a Russian rocket struck

Two young Ukrainian women were killed as they sat on a bench. Orla Guerin met those they left behind.
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Ukraine war: They sang of victory - then a Russian rocket struck​


Death came suddenly from a clear blue sky, as it often does now in Ukraine. In August, a Russian rocket slammed to earth killing two young women as they sat on a bench in a playground, in the shadow of a church.

Their names were Kristina Spitsyna and Svitlana Siemieikina, and they are among the more than 10,000 civilians who have lost their lives since Russia's full-scale invasion in February 2022.

The UN believes the actual number of men, women and children who have been killed is "considerably higher".


Russia's war in Ukraine is now a constant. The horror has become familiar. Many deaths are not reported in detail, but we wanted to tell the story of the lives, and last moments, of just two of those killed.

When the breeze whispers in the trees, Halyna Spitsyna feels it is the presence of her daughter, Kristina. "The wind blows, and you think this is the soul of your child, hugging you," she says.

Then she bends to put yellow chrysanthemums in a vase on Kristina's grave.

Her daughter - a promising young singer - took her last breath in August, together with her best friend Svitlana. They are buried side by side at the edge of an overgrown cemetery.

The twin graves are a blaze of colour, stacked with wreaths, and topped with blue-and-yellow Ukrainian flags. The graves stand out - as if calling attention to the youth and talent that have been taken.

Kristina and Svitlana came together in wartime, bonding over a love of music and a love of Ukraine. They formed a duo called Similar Girls. They sang at weddings, and live-streamed street concerts to their Telegram channel, raising money for soldiers and civilians alike.

On 9 August they were singing outside a supermarket on a busy street in their hometown of Zaporizhzhia - Svitlana, 18, on guitar, and Kristina, 21, on vocals.

Their performance was recorded on a phone. It is haunting to watch.

The footage shows Kristina, with long blond hair, wearing shorts, and Svitlana, guitar in hand, in jeans. They are brimming with life.

"Our last song will be for all people and the defenders of Kherson," says Kristina. She chooses a well-known Ukrainian song called Winning The War. Her voice soars across the evening air.

That song became their requiem. Twenty minutes later both girls were killed in the playground around the corner where they had gone to take a rest. It was a 300m walk from the main street.
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Sean Hannity announces move from New York to 'free state of Florida'

Longtime New York resident and Fox News host Sean Hannity announced on Tuesday that he has permanently relocated to "the free state of Florida."
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Perfect example on what is happening with the exodus from NY.

The best I could find was an annual salary from Fox is $45M. Leaving out all investment income, book income etc.

NYS just lost roughly $4,600,000 of tax revenue PER YEAR. That's one taxpayer. How is that going to be made up?
 
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