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Mahmoud Khalil, facing deportation over pro-Palestinian activism at Columbia, filed a new lawsuit Monday against the university and a dean, alleging they failed to protect him from harassment.
Delaware Republicans nominated political scientist Joseph “Dr. Joe” Arminio over the state party’s endorsed candidate to challenge Rep. Sarah McBride, the first openly transgender member of Congress, in November.
Sen. Chris Coons won Delaware’s Democratic Senate primary Tuesday, defeating a former Republican challenger who legally changed his name to include “No-Trump” as part of his campaign against presidential power.
Republican Mike Rogers skipped a scheduled Detroit Senate debate, leaving Democrat Abdul El-Sayed to answer an hour of questions about streamer Hasan Piker, Israel policy, CAIR donations and his ties to democratic socialism.
The 78th Emmy Awards, held September 14, 2026 at the Peacock Theater in Los Angeles, produced a red carpet mix of standout looks from host Mariska Hargitay, Nicole Kidman and Zendaya alongside misfires from Shailene Woodley, Claire Danes and Florence Pugh.
Charlie Kirk’s family has filed a notice of claim against Utah Valley University alleging the school knew of a security risk before his assassination, according to a brief headline roundup that lacked further detail.
A syndicated Dear Abby column features reader letters about neighborly conflict over LGBTQ issues and a California relationship dispute, but contains no reportable news content.
Indiana Fever guard Sophie Cunningham says she’s spoken multiple times with NBA Commissioner Adam Silver about the search for the WNBA’s next commissioner, urging that the pick be someone who puts players first.
Sen. Rand Paul says Democrat-led states like Minnesota, California and New York have little incentive to stop welfare fraud because the federal government foots the bill, and he’s proposing states fund and police their own programs instead.
In her syndicated advice column, Dear Abby answered letters from an Ohio reader worried about a friend enabling destructive behavior in a prayer group, and an Iowa dog walker urging pedestrians to face oncoming traffic on roads without sidewalks.