Author: Parker Jospeh

Joseph Parker is a journalist based in United States. He as well the US breaking US news team reports on political news and cultural developments including extremism, disinformation, tech and Federal news.

Summary Sen. Tom Cotton introduced the No Bailouts for Campus Criminals Act, which would prevent anti-Israel protesters convicted of crimes from receiving student loan forgiveness. The legislation, co-sponsored by 18 GOP senators, aims to hold individuals accountable for anti-Israeli protests during campus protests. The bill was introduced in response to a wave of anti-Israel demonstrations on college campuses. Which the senator has claimed are ‘Pro terror’. The work of a pro-Israel lobbyist spinning the truth…

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Summary Cole Irvin pitched a shutout game, extending his scoreless streak to 20 2/3 innings as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Cincinnati Reds 3-0. The Orioles’ strong pitching performance helped secure the win, with Irvin leading the team to victory with his impressive performance on the mound. The Reds were unable to score against Irvin, who continued his dominant streak in the game. We have set up a Special Channel on X – Join in…

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Summary The Los Angeles Dodgers defeated the Atlanta Braves 4-3 in an exciting matchup that went into extra innings. The game featured a walk-off RBI single by rookie Andy Pages in the 11th inning. Braves star Ronald Acuña Jr. tied the score with a home run in the eighth inning. Dodgers pitcher Gavin Stone had a strong performance, allowing only one run over six innings. The Braves scored in the 10th inning, but the Dodgers…

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Heavy rainfall causes flooding in southeastern Texas on Friday, causing chaos and disruption in southeastern Texas. The torrential downpour led to widespread flooding, prompting schools to cancel classes and forcing the closure of several major highways in the Houston area. https://x.com/MariettaDaviz/status/1287061041474678784 Cars submerged in water and power outages Images from the affected areas showed cars submerged in water, homes surrounded by floodwaters, and emergency crews working tirelessly to rescue stranded residents. The heavy rainfall also…

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NYPD breaks down NYU tent camp of students who were protesting an anti-Israel genocidal policies at New York University and the New School. The NYPD came at the request of under pressure college officials on Friday morning, arresting more than a dozen protesters, including professors. The police officers detained 13 protesters as they ordered demonstrators to disperse from the encampment on the lower Manhattan campus. These scenes look like they are from the Middle East…

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San Diego biotech Cue Health is laying off half of its workforce, including C-suite executives, to reduce costs and focus on core technology. This comes after a leadership shakeup and strategic review, with declining revenue and investor pushback. The company, known for its rapid COVID-19 test, has struggled financially as demand for tests has decreased. Cue plans to focus on its diagnostic products and health technology platform moving forward. Cue Health, a San Diego biotech…

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After a months long dry spell, TikTok users can once again see the popular social media platform has finally reached a licensing deal with Universal Music Group. This means that music from some of the biggest stars in the industry, including Billie Eilish, Taylor Swift, Ariana Grande, and many others, will once again be available for users to use in their videos. The absence of these popular artists’ music had been a noticeable gap on…

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How abortion rights might shape the 2024 Election in the United States. As the heat turns up the battleground states that will ultimately determine control of the White House and Congress, Democrats are pulling out all the stops to rally support for abortion rights. With the future of Roe v. Wade hanging in the balance, Democratic candidates are making it a central issue in their campaigns, while also pushing for ballot measures to protect women’s…

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Trump criticises ‘radical left extremists’ causing disorder on college campuses across the country Former President Trump has spoken out against the anti-Israel protests happening on college campuses across the nation, labeling the demonstrators as “radical left lunatics” who are promoting antisemitism. Trump made these remarks outside a Manhattan courtroom where he is currently standing trial. The protests, which have been escalating in recent weeks, have seen student agitators taking over buildings and demanding that elite…

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Acalanes High School swimmers, including seniors Taryn Veronda and Cale Hanson, will not be competing in the North Coast Section swimming championships due to a missed entry deadline blamed on a system glitch. Despite efforts to reverse the decision, the NCS stands by its ruling, leaving the swimmers devastated. The school and coach are exploring options, but the chances of competing are slim. This situation mirrors a recent case on the East Coast where a…

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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) made a significant move on Tuesday by banning most uses of the solvent methylene chloride, a cancer-causing chemical that has been linked to at least 88 deaths since 1980. This decision comes after years of advocacy from environmental and public health groups urging the EPA to take action to protect workers and consumers from the dangers of this toxic substance. Paint stripper finally banned after years of protest Methylene chloride,…

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Cal Poly alters commencement plans due to anti-Israel protests and campus unrest The California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt, also known as Cal Poly Humboldt, has been forced to make changes to its upcoming commencement ceremony following anti-Israel protests and unrest on campus. The protests escalated to the point where agitators occupied two academic buildings, leading to a major police operation and the arrest of dozens of individuals. In response to the situation, the university announced…

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Over 100 law enforcement officers in riot gear arrested protesters at Cal Poly Humboldt, where students occupied a campus building for over a week in protest of Israel’s actions in Gaza. The university, known for its history of activism, faced criticism for escalating the situation. The standoff ended with protesters moving out of the building and into outdoor space. The university president defended the actions taken to ensure safety, while activists vowed to continue their…

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The District of Columbia is stepping up its efforts to protect students getting on and off school buses by adding cameras to the stop arms of the buses. This new initiative aims to catch and deter drivers who illegally pass stopped school buses, putting children’s safety at risk. With the rise of distracted driving and disregard for traffic laws, the addition of cameras to school bus stop arms is a crucial step in ensuring the…

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U.S. Soccer and the Mexican Football Federation have decided to withdraw their joint bid to host the 2027 Women’s World Cup and focus on securing the 2031 tournament instead. The decision was made to allow for more time to prepare and maximize the impact of the event. The hosts for the 2031 Women’s World Cup will be decided next year, with the U.S. and Mexico already co-hosting the 2026 men’s World Cup. Brazil and a…

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A deep dive into addressing the resurgence of antisemitism. Stanford University in California has long been known for its diverse student body, but a recent study has revealed a statistic about the Palestinian student population at the prestigious institution. According to the study, half of the Palestinian students at Stanford were actually born in the United States. A quick side note for those who don’t know antisemitism in not monopolized by Israel, well not yet…

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Tech billionaire’s missing child found ‘in the back of a white van’ The teenage child of a tech billionaire who went missing in a notoriously dangerous part of San Francisco has been found. Mint Butterfield, the 16-year-old child of Slack co-founder Stewart Butterfield, went missing in the Tenderloin neighbourhood last Sunday. Mint, who uses they/them pronouns, was thought to have been carrying a grey suitcase when last seen in Bolinas, a community on the other…

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