Trump’s attack on US universities is escalating. Here’s how we resist. As Trump and his sycophants work to silence political dissent, independent media is a key part of the resistance. Join our ...

The new Disney Columbia Collection, inspired by fishing and other fun outdoor activities, is now available online from the ...

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Then it was time for bed. I got into the most comfortable bed ever! It cradled my body with softness and there is no wrong way to sleep with this, sleep on your back, front, side, there it all works!

After the two seasons in Columbia, Johnson decided to head back to Columbus where it all began, but he would only appear in 10 games before taking a leave of absence which later be attributed to ...

“We can bring her back.” The film hits U.S. theaters on May 30. Check out the new trailer above. PREVIOUSLY, FEBRUARY 19: A24 has dropped a terrifying first trailer for Bring Her ...

Mahmoud Khalil, a permanent resident of the U.S., was snatched from inside Columbia University student housing in front of his pregnant wife. Rumeysa Ozturk, a Fulbright scholar studying at Tufts ...

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NEWARK, New Jersey (WABC) -- Lawyers for the Justice Department and detained Columbia University graduate Mahmoud Khalil are due in Newark federal court on Friday to argue over where his petition ...

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Todd Wolfson, the president of the American Association of University Professors, said he was “disappointed” that Columbia didn’t push back against the administration’s demands.