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Harvard President Claudine Gay resigned on Tuesday, marking the shortest presidency in the university's history since its founding in 1636—just six months and two days long.

Harvard President Claudine Gay resigned on Tuesday, Jan. 2, marking the shortest presidency in the university’s history since its founding in 1636. Gay’s tenure lasted just six months and two days long. “It is with a heavy heart but a deep love for Harvard that I write to share that I will be stepping down…

One out of five younger Americans, or 20%, have a positive view of Osama bin Laden according to a recent poll.

The man who orchestrated the deadliest attack on American soil is the late-Osama bin Laden, the founder of Al-Qaida. However, a new poll has revealed that a fair share of Gen Zers don’t believe he’s such a bad guy. According to a poll by the DailyMail, one in five young Americans have a positive view…

The House is expanding its investigation into Harvard following new plagiarism charges against the university's president.

Harvard University President Claudine Gay is facing more pressure to resign following fresh plagiarism allegations. First, critics called for her resignation after her testimony on antisemitism sparked a House investigation into the university. Gay now faces new plagiarism accusations. Harvard’s top governing board is aware of the president missing proper citations in several published articles,…

Amidst the antisemitism controversy, Harvard's leaders seem more focused on self-preservation than directly addressing the problem.

Following the Oct. 7 Hamas attack on Israel and Israel’s subsequent military response, reports have documented increasing antisemitism on elite college campuses, including Harvard. Dr. Claudine Gay, Harvard’s president, faced accusations of failing to discipline student protesters who advocated for the genocide of Jews. Calls for her resignation intensified after a lackluster performance on Capitol…

A staffer has reportedly been fired following an investigation into a sex tape that appears to have been filmed in the nation's Capitol.

A Senate staffer at the center of a sex tape controversy has reportedly been fired, leading to contrasting headlines from different news outlets. The pornographic video reportedly involves two men and seems to have been recorded inside a Senate hearing room. The video was first covered by The Daily Caller. The outlet reported the film…

As a latest consequence of former President Liz Magill's antisemitism testimony, UPenn is facing the withdrawal of state funding.

As a latest consequence of now former President Liz Magill’s antisemitism on college campuses testimony, the University of Pennsylvania is facing the withdrawal of state funding. On Dec. 5, Rep. Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., asked Magill if calling for the genocide of Jews goes against school policy. After giving an indirect answer, Magill was criticized, prompting…

On Saturday, Liz Magill resigned as president of Penn following backlash about her congressional testimony on antisemitism.

There was more fallout this weekend following the testimony of three university presidents on Capitol Hill last week over the rise of antisemitism on their campuses as the war between Israel and Hamas surpasses two months. On Saturday, Dec. 9, Liz Magill resigned as president of the University of Pennsylvania. Magill, along with Harvard President…

Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will visit Washington D.C. on Tuesday, where he will meet with President Biden and leaders of Congress.

With additional funding for Ukraine in limbo, Volodymyr Zelenskyy plans to meet with leaders in Washington D.C. And, amid backlash following her testimony on antisemitism on college campuses, Penn’s president resigns. These stories and more highlight The Morning Rundown for Monday, Dec. 11, 2023.  Zelenskyy to meet with Biden in D.C. on Tuesday Ukraine President…

Members of Congress asked university presidents if calls for genocide violate school policy. Their answers have caused a fallout.

Does calling for the genocide of the Jewish people violate school policy? That was one of the questions asked of Ivy League university presidents on Capitol Hill, Tuesday, Dec. 5. Some of the presidents’ answers have led to protests, calls for their removal, and the withdrawal of millions of dollars in donations and funding to…

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