#BREAKING MASS ARRESTS as NYPD pour hundreds of cops inside Columbia University, Raiding Encampment

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Things getting spicy down VCU.

What's really happening on Columbia's campus, the epicenter of the college protests that have spread across the nation?

Student journalist Isabella Ramírez is editor of the Columbia Daily Spectator and clearly breaks down the reality on the ground.

#NOW Columbia University announced that they have officially started suspending students who defied 2pm dispersal deadline.

Mark Peterson was on assignment with New York magazine for their cover story on Todd Blanche, Donald Trump’s lawyer for his NY criminal trial. April 22, 2024 issue mark peterson New York Magazine

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The ‘Shirley card’ legacy of racial bias in photography
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The second week of Donald Trump’s Manhattan criminal trial was dominated by testimony by David Pecker, the former publisher of The National Enquirer, who detailed his efforts to safeguard Trump’s 2016 presidential campaign. Here are five takeaways. nyti.ms/44ihttb

In New York Times Opinion

“Until Thursday, it seemed that we had entered a new age of accountability, legal and social, not just for Harvey Weinstein but also for the abusers who’d come after him,” Jessica Bennett writes in a guest essay. nyti.ms/3Uihk4r

These people matter’: why Diana Matar photographs the sites where US police have killed civilians
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In New York Times Opinion

“Whether you are watching student protesters on social media or experiencing the protests in person, the way you understand these protests depends on your perception of what they are protesting,” our columnist Lydia Polgreen writes. nyti.ms/4aYYaba

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The student-led protests aren’t perfect. That doesn’t mean they’re not right.

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“In our Trump-era politics, there’s always the question of how crazy is too crazy — how disruptive and extreme an elected official can get before becoming so embarrassing that members of her own team feel compelled to abandon her?” Michelle Cottle asks.

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Teamed up with my colleague Nia Prater to write for New York Magazine about the crazy split-screen reality of Trump being on trial in NYC today while simultaneously arguing total presidential immunity at the Supreme Court. Seems like he went 1 for 2 nymag.com/intelligencer/…

Donald Trump was forced to listen to David Pecker in the Manhattan criminal trial, while the Supreme Court in Washington offered hope to delay the January 6-related trial. trib.al/NegjZdb