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Berg's Eighth Law Is Universal and Inescapable
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Marcus Bell
Trying to dodge the law just ends up proving it all over again in my experience.
Universities Name Alumni Honorees Across Award Programs
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Texas State, Baylor, UA Little Rock’s Bowen School of Law and West Virginia University announced alumni honorees for 2026, recognizing achievements in athletics, leadership, public service and community impact. Texas State named four inductees to its Hall of Honor, while the other institutions announced recipients of their alumni awards and homecoming recognitions.
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Alabama Awards $5.8 Million for Traffic Safety
Politics
— Oct 9, 2026
Alabama has awarded nearly $5.8 million in 13 grants for statewide traffic-safety efforts, including enforcement against impaired and speeding drivers, child-passenger and distracted-driving education, and support for emergency response. Major recipients include the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, the Alabama Department of Public Health and the University of Alabama.
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Judge Permanently Dismisses Six Wisconsin Players’ Lawsuit
Marisa Moseley
— Oct 7, 2026
A federal judge dismissed with prejudice a lawsuit by six former Wisconsin women’s basketball players who accused coach Marisa Moseley and university officials of psychological abuse and violations of their rights. The judge said the complaint did not establish claims under the Constitution or disability laws, though the allegations raised concerns about Moseley’s coaching practices.
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At Least 7 Dead, Dozens Injured After Explosion Reported At Canadian Military Base
Paris Apodaca · 7 min · 5h
PETA sues two UMass campuses over animal research records
Health
— Oct 6, 2026
PETA has sued UMass Amherst and UMass Chan Medical School, alleging the public universities improperly withheld committee members’ identities and records about panels that oversee animal research. The group says state public-records law requires disclosure; UMass Chan has said it cannot comment on pending litigation and is committed to animal-welfare standards.
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Most Influential Women in World History
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From ancient queens who ruled empires to modern activists who changed laws, these women left indelible marks on politics, science, and culture. Vote for who you think shaped history most profoundly.
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US Campuses Debate Conservative Discourse
Politics
— Oct 6, 2026
Universities are debating how to accommodate religion and political viewpoints on campus: Arkansas displays Ten Commandments under state law despite students’ concerns about inclusion, while conservative speakers and student groups are drawing attention to questions of access and free expression. Harvard and Brown commentators point to the scarcity of conservative voices and argue that campuses should make room for opposing views, even as disputes continue over how to do so.
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Georgia Mother Sues Universal Over Son's Coaster Injuries
Entertainment
— Oct 5, 2026
A Georgia mother is suing Universal Orlando and Stardust Racers manufacturer Mack Rides, alleging the coaster caused her 9-year-old son to lose consciousness and suffer lasting head, facial, orthopedic and spinal injuries. The lawsuit says the ride lacked adequate upper-body support and cites a prior fatal incident; Universal disputes the claims and alleges the parents failed to use reasonable care.
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Kratom found at scenes of two Ole Miss student deaths under investigation
University of Mississippi
— Sep 22, 2026
Two University of Mississippi students have died and are under investigation, with officials stressing that there is no confirmed link between the deaths and urging the community to avoid unverified rumors; authorities note kratom was found but have not established a causal connection. The university and police are coordinating with local and state law enforcement as the case remains unresolved and information is still being confirmed.
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Two universities report seven sexual assault allegations
Health
— Oct 4, 2026
The University of Oregon reported five sexual assault incidents during the first week of classes, prompting Oregon lawmakers to urge stronger campus responses and survivor support; officials say the cases are not believed to be related and are under investigation. At the University of Texas at Arlington, police notified students about two alleged assaults in a dorm weeks after they reportedly occurred, saying there is no known ongoing threat and the investigation continues.
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Most people quit at forty percent of real capacity
Stuck readers and endurance aspirants who want Goggins’s blunt case that chosen suffering rewrites limits.
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Cornell Suspends Fraternity Social Events Through 2027
World
— Oct 9, 2026
A Cornell student’s lawsuit alleges she was drugged and sexually assaulted by multiple Chi Phi fraternity members in 2024, prompting scrutiny of the university’s handling of the case and criticism of police and prosecutors’ investigation. Faculty are pushing a no-confidence vote and systemic reforms, while alumni have come forward with accounts of past assaults; a special prosecutor is re-examining the case.
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Swatting sends armed police to Cornell Jane Doe’s family home
Cornell University
— Oct 8, 2026
A woman suing Cornell University and others over an alleged 2024 fraternity-house rape was left fearing for her safety after a false emergency call brought armed police to her family’s home, where officers confronted her relatives. Her lawyer says the incident followed death threats and doxxing; police are investigating, and the FBI is also looking into the swatting attempt.
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Support Trump vs Support Democrats
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Every executive order, court fight, and agency purge just adds another tally mark to the same permanent scoreboard.
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Healthcare Advocacy Bus Tour Plans 40 Stops Across 15 States
Politics
— Oct 5, 2026
Protect Our Care’s “Sick of It! Fix Health Care Now” bus tour is bringing advocates and local officials to communities across the country to oppose Medicaid cuts and changes to Affordable Care Act tax credits, which they say are worsening coverage and affordability. Speakers are urging lawmakers to restore premium tax credits, expand protections against out-of-pocket and prescription drug costs, and consider broader access to health care, including universal coverage.
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Georgetown University Investigates Anti-Israel Group That Invited Terrorist To Campus
Georgetown University
— Feb 11, 2025
Georgetown University is investigating a student organization’s plans to host a terrorist at its Washington, D.C. law school who was involved in the murder of an Israeli woman. Georgetown Law Students for Justice in…
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Blue State Law Forces Universities To Dispense Abortion Pills On Campus
Illinois
— Aug 26, 2025
Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker, a Democrat, signed legislation into law on Friday requiring all public colleges and universities in the state to dispense abortion pills to students. The bill amended the state’s Public Higher…
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EXCLUSIVE: The Iran War Is Going To Go Ballistic After Midterms
Francis Kapper · 8 min · 6h
Woke George Washington University Devastated As Supreme Court Justice Thomas Drops School
Opinion
— Jul 29, 2022
The Constitutional Law program at George Washington University Law School has lost one of the greatest assets it has ever offered students. Clarence Thomas, Associate Justice of the Supreme Court and the foremost expert…
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How charismatic are you, really?
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Not a score out of ten — the AI identifies your specific brand of charm and where it's most dangerous.
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Red State Universities Scrap Diversity, Equity And Inclusion Offices Ahead Of New Law
University of Alabama System
— Jul 24, 2024
Three University of Alabama System campuses shut down their diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) offices on Tuesday, instead replacing them with “student success” programs in preparation for a new state law set to take…
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Police Clear Encampment At Major University After Protesters Shout ‘Kill The Jews’
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— Jun 5, 2024
Law enforcement began clearing a pro-Palestine encampment of protesters on a major university’s campus Saturday morning after some demonstrators apparently chanted “kill the Jews.” The Northeastern University campus…
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All DEI Positions Eliminated from University After State Law Kicks In
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— Mar 2, 2024
On Friday, the University of Florida announced it had shut down its Office of the Chief Diversity Officer, eliminated all Diversity, Equity and Inclusion positions and administrative appointments, and terminated…
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‘Denounce the Framing of Israel as a Victim’: Law Students From Berkeley Issue Letter Supporting Hamas
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— Oct 12, 2023
Law students from a student organization at the University of California Berkeley issued a statement showing “solidarity with the Palestinian people.” The Berkeley Law Students for Justice in Palestine (BLSJP) wrote a…
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Wealth is a craft ordinary people can learn
Wage earners stuck with empty purses or debt can reverse both by treating money as fixed habits, not luck.
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Florida Becomes Second State To Break American Bar Chokehold On Law Schools
Florida-Based
— Jan 19, 2026
Future lawyers in Florida are no longer required to attend a law school accredited by the American Bar Association (ABA), ending the “highly partisan” organization’s chokehold on universities as the nation’s sole law…
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Here’s How Law Schools Are Training The Next Generation Of Immigration Activists
Columbia University
— May 1, 2026
Some of the top law schools in the country are purposely training students to defend illegal immigrants as part of their coursework. Clinics and workshops hosted by Columbia, the University of Chicago and numerous other…
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Trump Congratulates His Daughter on Her Law School Graduation
Reporting
— May 20, 2020
President Donald Trump’s youngest daughter, Tiffany Trump, graduated this weekend from the prestigious Georgetown University law school and her farther congratulated her on Twitter, joking, “Just what I need is a lawyer…
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2 Dead After University Shooting Plunges School Into Lockdown
South Carolina State University
— Feb 13, 2026
Two people are dead and another is wounded after a Thursday shooting at a South Carolina State University (SCSU) residential building, according to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division (SLED). SLED was called to…
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DOJ’s Civil Rights Division Probes California Universities’ Admission Policies
United States Department of Justice
— Mar 28, 2025
The Department of Justice (DOJ) announced Thursday that it has launched investigations into several elite California universities due to concerns their admissions policies violate federal civil rights law. Stanford and…
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Pope Leo XIV Discharged From Hospital After Surgery, Lung Cancer Diagnosis
Spencer Lombardo · 3 min · 19h
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