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Cornell University President Addresses Handling of Sexual Assault Allegations

Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff addressed the university's handling of sexual assault allegations involving seven former fraternity brothers, stating the institution must improve its response. He welcomed an independent review and indicated that changes would be made to prevention and education efforts. Jane Doe has filed a lawsuit alleging she was assaulted in October 2024, and the case is under active investigation by the New York Attorney General's office.

BBC — World

Cornell University President Addresses Allegations of Sexual Assault at Fraternity

Cornell University President Michael Kotlikoff addressed allegations of sexual assault at the Chi Phi fraternity, stating the university 'must do better.' The allegations involve a student, Jane Doe, who claims she was drugged and gang-raped by seven men. Kotlikoff emphasized the need for a culture that empowers victims and holds individuals accountable, while New York Governor Kathy Hochul has appointed Attorney General Letitia James to review the investigation.

New York Post

Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman Proposes Ban on Transgender Students in Girls' Facilities

Bruce Blakeman, Nassau County Executive and Republican gubernatorial candidate, has proposed a statewide ban on transgender students using girls' bathrooms and locker rooms in New York. His 'Protect Our Daughters' plan aims to reserve these facilities for biological females and follows the rejection of similar local restrictions by the state Education Department. Blakeman's initiative has drawn criticism from Democratic representatives, and recent polling shows him trailing Governor Kathy Hochul in the gubernatorial race.

New York Post

Max Muncy Sets Dodgers Postseason Home-Run Record

Max Muncy set a new postseason home-run record for the Los Angeles Dodgers with his 17th home run during a 5-3 victory against the Atlanta Braves in Game 1 of the NLDS. Muncy has a career postseason batting average of .217, with 38 RBIs and 57 hits. His home run came after teammate Kyle Tucker hit a two-run shot, contributing to the Dodgers' lead.

Washington Examiner

Two Iranian Diplomats Removed from New York Following UN General Assembly

The U.S. State Department removed two Iranian diplomats from New York following the U.N. General Assembly, despite a prior order for their departure. The diplomats remained in the U.S. after the assembly, prompting Secretary of State Marco Rubio to take action. President Trump reiterated his stance on Iran's nuclear program during the summit.

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Michael O'Keefe discusses drug use on 'Caddyshack' set

Michael O'Keefe discussed his experiences on the set of 'Caddyshack' in a recent interview, revealing that cocaine was prevalent and even budgeted for during filming. He expressed regret over his drug use at the time and cited the death of co-writer Doug Kenney as a turning point in his life. O'Keefe remains best known for his role in 'Caddyshack,' despite a diverse acting career.

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Dodgers secure Game 1 victory over Braves in NLDS

The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Atlanta Braves 5-3 in Game 1 of the NLDS at Dodger Stadium, led by starting pitcher Tarik Skubal, who allowed one run over six innings. The Dodgers scored early with home runs from Teoscar Hernández, Kyle Tucker, and Max Muncy, while the Braves made a late push with a two-run homer from Ozzie Albies.

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Bear attack injures two individuals in Idaho

Two individuals were injured by a young bear outside their home in Salmon, Idaho, early Friday morning. One victim was airlifted to a medical center, and authorities later euthanized the bear and its siblings. The sheriff's office provided safety recommendations to prevent bear encounters.

Al Jazeera English

Search Underway for Missing Air Ambulance Flight from Bermuda to Boston

An air ambulance carrying six people has gone missing during a flight from Bermuda to Boston. The US Coast Guard is conducting a search near Nantucket after losing contact with the plane. Officials from the National Transportation Safety Board and the Bermuda government are involved in the situation, with ongoing efforts to locate the aircraft.

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TSA Implements New Policy Requiring Officers to Stand During ID Checks

The TSA has implemented a policy requiring officers to stand while checking passenger identification at security checkpoints, aiming to enhance security and improve passenger experience. The union representing TSA officers has criticized the change, citing concerns over officer comfort and safety. The policy applies only to ID-checking officers, while those operating X-ray scanners may remain seated.

Al Jazeera English

Connie Chan Calls for Arms Embargo on Israel in Congressional Race

Connie Chan, endorsed by Nancy Pelosi, has called for a full arms embargo on Israel during her campaign for California's 11th congressional district. In a recent debate, she stated her intention to vote against military funding for Israel and described the situation in Gaza as genocide. Her opponent, Scott Wiener, shares similar views on the issue, highlighting ongoing divisions in Congress regarding U.S. support for Israel.

Hacker News — Front Page

Federal Judge Rules Flock Safety Search Violated Fourth Amendment Rights

A federal judge ruled that a Tulsa sheriff’s deputy violated a woman's Fourth Amendment rights by using Flock Safety to search her license plate without a warrant. Judge Sara Hill stated that the deputy had no justification for the search and criticized the practice of warrantless searches of the Flock database as 'indiscriminate mass surveillance.' This ruling reflects growing criticism of Flock, with some governments planning to stop using the technology and a new bill introduced to restrict its use.

PBS NewsHour

Hemp THC Industry Faces Potential Federal Ban Amid Regulatory Changes

The U.S. hemp THC industry, including products like THC gummies and seltzers, is facing potential federal restrictions after Congress voted to close a loophole in federal law. A new ban, which limits THC content in hemp products, could significantly impact the industry, reducing revenues and jobs. Advocates are proposing regulatory measures to mitigate the effects of the ban while opponents raise concerns about product safety.

New York Post

Family of Ken Urker expresses discontent with Gypsy Rose Blanchard following his death

Following the unexpected death of Ken Urker, his family has publicly criticized Gypsy Rose Blanchard for her statements regarding the circumstances of his passing. Ken's sister, Autumn Urker, stated that Blanchard has not contacted the family and accused her of misrepresenting their relationship and the events leading to his death. Ken was found dead on his 34th birthday, with reports indicating the presence of drugs and a handgun at the scene.