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University of Arizona fraternity suspended after female student reported assault
The University of Arizona has suspended the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity following a sexual assault investigation involving a female student at the chapter's house.
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White House takes new swipes at press, blocking a reporter and threatening an outlet
The White House faces backlash for restricting reporter access and threatening legal action against Politico, sparking intense debate over journalistic freedom and potential retaliation against critical news coverage.
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Australian zoo plays matchmaker for giant birds, and big green eggs are proof
Adelaide Zoo celebrates a rare success as southern cassowaries Martina and Jeffrey produce vibrant green eggs, marking a significant milestone for the conservation of this endangered, solitary species.
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12mPentagon looks to build a deep-cover spy program to confront China
The Pentagon is reportedly planning an ambitious deep-cover espionage program using nonofficial cover officers to conduct economic warfare against China and other global competitors.
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4mTrump administration asks Supreme Court to lift halt on Big Bend border wall
The Trump administration has appealed to the Supreme Court to overturn a lower court ruling that halted border wall construction in Texas's scenic Big Bend region.
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3mKansas Sen. Roger Marshall says the Ukraine war, not the Iran war, has caused high diesel prices
During a contentious Kansas Senate debate, Senator Roger Marshall and challenger Adam Hamilton clashed over the impact of the war in Ukraine on soaring diesel prices.