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Supreme Court will hear case on Trump's ban on birthright citizenship The Washington PostSupreme Court Agrees to Review Trump Order Restricting Birthright Citizenship The New York TimesSCOTUS to Review Trump's Birthright Citizenship Curbs, SpaceX to Offer Shares at Record-Setting Valuation, More Bloomberg.comUS supreme court to decide on legality of Trump birthright citizenship order The Guardian
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CNN anchor Jake Tapper issued a mea culpa after he wrongly referred to D.C. pipe bomb suspect Brian Cole Jr. as a "30-year-old White man" following his arrest.
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The FAA is launching an investigation into airline protocol during the government shutdown, threatening $75,000 fines per violation and giving carriers 30 days to prove compliance.
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Frank Gehry, who stretched architecture's boundaries, dies at 96 The Washington PostFrank O. Gehry, Titan of Architecture, Is Dead at 96 The New York TimesFrank Gehry, world renowned architect, dies at 96 CNN11 fascinating Frank Gehry buildings in Los Angeles Los Angeles TimesFrom Bilbao to Las Vegas: Frank Gehry's incredible architecture - in pictures The Guardian
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Harvard professor leaves US after arrest with pellet gun near synagogue, said he was hunting rats AP NewsProfessor visiting Harvard arrested by ICE agrees to leave country The GuardianICE Arrests Harvard Professor Charged for Shooting a Pellet Gun The New York TimesHarvard Law professor who fired BB gun near synagogue agrees to leave US The Boston Globe
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ICE arrested a Somali illegal immigrant convicted of fraud and connected to several high-profile Minnesota politicians, including former Dem vice presidential nominee Tim Walz.
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Witnesses heard someone yell, "Get off me!" in the moments before Texas A&M cheerleader Brianna Aguilera plunged to her death — and the "suicide note" cops found was in fact a creative writing essay, her mother's lawyer said Friday.
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"We don't believe she made that call," Brianna Aguilera's mother, Stephanie Rodriguez, told The Post.
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A Brazilian Harvard Law School professor who pleaded guilty last month to illegally firing an air rifle outside a Boston-area synagogue — and told police he was "hunting rats" — has agreed to leave the US following his arrest by Immigration and Customs Enforcement this week. A Harvard Law professor from Brazil has agreed to...
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