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Debate On Free Speech

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Debate On Free Speech

The resignation of the University of Pennsylvania’s president following her testimony over how to handle calls for the genocide of Jews has highlighted the tightrope school leaders are walking as students protest the war in Gaza — and fueled instant debate over how far colleges can go to restrict speech.

Local Headlines

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The MTA rolled out windshield stickers earlier this year.

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The grant will fund studies to improve outcomes for emergency conditions.

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A dozen organizations that run warming shelters in Maine will receive $2.7 million in funding.

National Headlines

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California farmers are struggling to sell grapes as demand for wine drops

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