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A Rutgers women’s rugby club has renamed itself “Rutgers Womxn’s Rugby” to signal trans inclusion, a move that lands amid a federal push to enforce Title IX along strict biological-sex lines.
DHS is refusing an NFL request to remove a border-security video built around unauthorized footage of former Eagles safety Brian Dawkins, even as a 600-person migrant caravan moves north through Mexico.
A protester disrupted a Washington data center party by shouting about water use and gesturing obscenely at the crowd, as President Trump continues pushing for a rapid national buildout of AI infrastructure to compete with China.
David Morales, a 27-year-old democratic socialist state representative, defeated incumbent Providence Mayor Brett Smiley in Wednesday’s Democratic primary, prompting New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani to hail the result as a sign of where the Democratic Party is headed.
Democratic socialist state Rep. David Morales defeated incumbent Mayor Brett Smiley in Providence’s Democratic primary, positioning him as the likely next mayor of the heavily Democratic city ahead of a November matchup with Republican Dave Talan.
Vice President JD Vance, speaking to Fox News from the Republican National Convention in Dallas, said Democrats are campaigning with people who claim America “deserved 9/11.”
Lindsay Clancy’s attorney, Kevin Reddington, says he will fight any retrial on double-jeopardy grounds, push for reduced charges and a bench trial, and seek psychiatric treatment over prison time, while also walking back some of his sharper post-mistrial remarks.
Scott Simpson, head of America’s Credit Unions, warned that the Durbin-Marshall Credit Card Competition Act could weaken fraud protections by shifting more control over payment processing to merchants.
Chief Justice John Roberts praised outgoing Smithsonian Secretary Lonnie Bunch, who is retiring after more than a year of pressure from the Trump administration over how American history is presented at the institution.
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