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TikTok and ByteDance are suing to block the looming TikTok ban, claiming the law violates the U.S. Constitution.

TikTok and ByteDance fight back, sue US government over potential ban

TikTok and ByteDance filed a lawsuit in federal court Tuesday, May 7, challenging legislation that would ban or force the sale of the popular app. The companies claim the new law violates the U.S. Constitution and referenced the First Amendment 27 times. The law, signed by President Biden in April, gives the Chinese parent company…

13 federal judges are refusing to hire Columbia University students from the incoming class of freshman, citing recent protests and ongoing disruptions. The judges wrote a letter to university leadership giving them an ultimatum.

13 federal judges refuse to hire Columbia University grads after protests

13 U.S. federal judges are taking a stance against Columbia University in New York City for its handling of campus protests. In a letter on Monday, May 6, the judges vowed not to hire any future students from Columbia University beginning with the 2024 freshman class. The judges expressed their loss of confidence in the…

Ukrainian counterintelligence foiled an alleged plot by Russia's Federal Security Service to assassinate President Volodymyr Zelenskyy along with other senior officials. Investigators assert the plot originated from Moscow and implicated two colonels within Ukraine's State Security Department, allegedly providing financial support and sensitive information to the Russian FSB.

Ukraine says it foiled Russian plot to kill Zelenskyy; 2 Ukrainian colonels arrested

Ukrainian counterintelligence foiled an alleged plot by Russia’s Federal Security Service to kill President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and other senior Ukrainian officials. Investigators said the assassination plan came from Moscow, and it implicated two colonels within Ukraine’s State Security Department who allegedly provided financial support and sensitive information to the Russian FSB. According to Ukraine’s Security…

The Israeli military seizes control of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt amid talks of a cease-fire. The Morning Rundown™

Israel takes control of Rafah border crossing amid cease-fire talks

The Israeli military seized control of the Rafah crossing between Gaza and Egypt amid talks of a cease-fire. Boeing faces another delay after its Starliner’s mission to space was scrubbed at the last minute. These stories and more highlight The Morning Rundown for Tuesday, May 7, 2024. Israel takes control of Rafah border crossing amid…

In a potential breakthrough, Hamas has accepted a ceasefire proposal that could end the war in Gaza.

In potential breakthrough, Hamas accepts cease-fire proposal to pause war

In Jerusalem, Hamas announced its acceptance of an Egyptian-Qatari proposal for a cease-fire to pause the seven-month-long conflict with Israel in Gaza on Monday, May 6. This comes hours after Israel ordered roughly 100,000 Palestinians to evacuate from the eastern region of Rafah, a move signaling a possible ground invasion by Israel. The potential for…

After being falsely accused of using whips on Haitian migrants at the southern border, a Border Patrol agent is being awarded by DHS.

Border agent falsely accused of whipping Haitian migrants receives award

In September 2021, border agents were falsely accused of whipping Haitian migrants at the southern border. Now, the Department of Homeland Security granted one of those agents a Border Patrol achievement award on Thursday, May 2. The agency commended the agent, whose identity has been kept confidential since the incident, for his intelligence work on…

Vladimir Putin begins his fifth, six-year term as Russian president Tuesday, May 7, having led the country for over 24 years. As Russia continues its prolonged conflict with Ukraine, the Russian Defense Ministry announced Monday, May 6, plans for tactical nuclear weapon drills in the near future.

Russia plans tactical nuclear drills after ‘provocative’ remarks from the West

Vladimir Putin begins his fifth, six-year term as Russian president Tuesday, May 7. He has led the country for over 24 years. As Russia continues its prolonged conflict with Ukraine, the Russian Defense Ministry announced plans on Monday for tactical nuclear weapon drills in the near future. These exercises aim to prepare Russia’s non-strategic nuclear…

The singers Jelly Roll and Pink are two of the musicians involved in the latest trademark cases hitting the music industry.

Take note: Jelly Roll, Pink among music industry’s latest trademark cases 

Musicians’ intellectual property and trademark law have intersected several times in recent years. The singers Jelly Roll and Pink are just two of the artists involved in the latest trademark cases hitting the music industry. Jelly Roll — a Grammy-nominated country music superstar whose real name is Jason DeFord — is being sued by Jellyroll,…

Former President Trump might find a way out of the debates by rejecting the conditions set by the Commission on Presidential Debates.

Why Trump might opt out of debating Biden

As President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump inch closer to being their parties’ official presidential nominees, many are wondering if they will debate each other. Trump said he will debate, even suggesting they do it at the Manhattan courthouse where he is dealing with his hush money trial. Biden also committed when asked…

The Israeli military sends a message to those living in parts of the Gaza border town of Rafah to "evacuate immediately." The Morning Rundown™

Israeli military calls for people in parts of Rafah to ‘evacuate immediately’

The Israeli military sent a message to those living in parts of Rafah to “evacuate immediately.” Boeing looks to have a successful launch of its manned spacecraft after years of setbacks. These stories and more highlight The Morning Rundown for Monday, May 6, 2024. Israel tells people in parts of Rafah to ‘evacuate immediately’ The…