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Police move in to clear NYU encampment, US campus arrests grow to 2,200 in pro-Palestinian protests
Pro-Palestinian protests lead to arrests at NYU and Columbia. UCLA saw clashes and arrests. President Biden defends peaceful protests. Antisemitic allegations surround demonstrations. Israel launched offensive after Hamas attack.
More than 2,100 people have been arrested during pro-Palestinian protests on US college campuses
More than 100 people were taken into custody during the Columbia crackdown, just a fraction of the total arrests stemming from recent campus protests over the Israel-Hamas war. A tally by The Associated Press on Thursday found at least 50 incidents of arrests at 40 different US colleges or universities since April 18.
Police officer fired gun while clearing protesters from Columbia building, prosecutors say
A police officer fired his gun inside Columbia University's Hamilton Hall while clearing pro-Palestinian protesters barricaded inside. No injuries were reported, and the district attorney's office is reviewing the incident. The protesters had been occupying the hall for over 20 hours. The incident is part of a wave of protests across US college campuses against the Israel-Hamas conflict. In Los Angeles, over 200 people were arrested after police clashed with protesters at UCLA, leading to a chaotic scene.
Large numbers of New York City police officers begin entering Columbia University campus
Protests have spread to campuses from California to Massachusetts as May commencement ceremonies near, putting added pressure on schools to clear protesters. More than 1,000 protesters have been arrested over the last two weeks on campuses in states including Texas, Utah, Virginia, North Carolina, New Mexico, Connecticut, Louisiana, California and New Jersey, some after violent clashes with police in riot gear.
Real Madrid adapts to Champions League needs: Shock and awe one week, armadillo defense the next
Madrid’s victory over Manchester City after a penalty shootout on Wednesday sent it to a record 17th semifinal appearance and kept it on course to add to its unequaled haul of 14 European Cups. It was fitting that Rudiger finished off City after he anchored a spirited defensive effort by Madrid that weathered wave after wave of attacks by Pep Guardiola’s side.
UN Security Council meeting briefly interrupted due to rare earthquake in New York
A 4.8 magnitude earthquake briefly interrupted a UN Security Council meeting in New York discussing the Middle East situation. No damages or injuries reported after the quake hit Whitehouse Station, New Jersey.
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Earthquake of magnitude 4.8 jolts New York City
A magnitude 4.7 earthquake shook the New York City area, with residents across the Northeast feeling the rumbling. No major damage reported. Memories of the 2011 quake that rattled the East Coast resurfaced.
Baltimore bridge collapse case: How another wayward container ship showed world trade's fragility
Between swirling geopolitical winds, the variables of climate change and continued disruptions resulting from the pandemic, the risks of depending on ships to carry goods around the planet were already conspicuous. The pitfalls of relying on factories across oceans to supply everyday items such as clothing and critical wares such as medical devices were at once vivid and unrelenting.
Cargo ship collides with bridge in Baltimore, all 22 Indian crew members safe; Here's what we know about the incident
A cargo ship collided with the Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore, causing a significant portion of the bridge to collapse into the river. All 22 crew members, including the two pilots, are Indians and have been reported safe. The incident prompted Maryland governor Wes Moore to declare a state of emergency, with President Joe Biden briefed on the situation. Immediate rescue efforts are underway, and the ship's movement and response are being investigated. The Francis Scott Key Bridge, a vital transportation route, carries 11.3 million vehicles annually.
Wind and sun are free, but it's harder to get renewable energy projects built these days. Here's why
It's not easy when headwinds from the post-pandemic global economy - including high interest rates and inflation - are holding back often costly investment in wind, solar and other forms of clean power.
Indian students safe...: India's Consulate in New York on fire in Jersey City residential building
The Consulate General of India in New York has confirmed that Indian students and professionals residing in a residential building in Jersey City affected by a fire incident are safe. The consulate is in constant contact with the individuals and is providing assistance with accommodations and important documents. The fire, which started in the basement and spread to the upper floors and roof, has caused damage to a neighboring building.
1 killed, 21 wounded in shooting at end of Kansas City Chiefs' Super Bowl victory rally. This is what Joe Biden said
US President Joe Biden once again emphasized the need for stricter gun control laws after one person was killed and 21 others injured in a shooting incident at the end of the Kansas City Chiefs’ Super Bowl victory rally on Wednesday.
'I am back. I am hungry, Ami KKR': Gautam Gambhir after rejoining KKR
Gautam Gambhir penned down an emotional note after he ended his stint with Lucknow Super Giants ahead of the Indian Premier League 2024 season. He is set to rejoin Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), the team he led to IPL glory in 2012.
Lionel Messi concludes first MLS season on a quiet note with Miami loss to Charlotte
Lionel Messi's first season with Inter Miami in the MLS ended without much fanfare, as the team lost 1-0 to Charlotte FC. Despite his efforts, including a disallowed goal and a deflected free kick, Inter Miami couldn't salvage their season. Messi's recent performances have been inconsistent, with missed opportunities and offside calls. However, his adaptability was showcased as he played on turf for the first time in the MLS.
US woman loses job for insulting German tourists in viral video
Brianna Pinnix, a woman from New Jersey, was fired from her job at Capital Rx after a video of her confronting German tourists on a train went viral. The video shows her shouting and using offensive language towards the tourists. Capital Rx, a company with a zero-tolerance policy for unfair behavior, released a statement apologizing for Pinnix's actions and stating that she does not represent their values. The incident has sparked conversations about discrimination and unfair treatment.
Fourth of July 2023: Where can you see the Independence Day Parades across 21 counties in New Jersey?
The upcoming July 4th holiday, which lands on a Tuesday this year, creates the perfect opportunity for a weekend and week-long celebration in New Jersey. Festivities such as fireworks displays, parades, concerts, and various special events are scheduled to take place throughout the state during this time.
Who is Mark Batista, the firefighter who died trying to save daughter from drowning in US?
A 39-year-old firefighter named Mark Batista, who used to work with the Fire Department of New York, has died while trying to save daughter from drowning in New Jersey, according to the authorities.
Smoke from Canada wildfires deteriorates New York air quality; surpasses New Delhi's pollution level
According to IQAir, New York City had the highest levels of air pollution among significant cities worldwide on Wednesday morning, surpassing even New Delhi.
Jersey City Apartment Explosion: Death toll reaches 10
Ten people have lost their lives in the Jersey City apartment explosion that took place on December 10. An explosion swept through the three-storey Haut du Mont building at Pier Road in the capital of the Channel Islands in the morning of December 10.
Massive fire engulfs the north of the USA and spreads through more than 2200 acres
As the fire rages on and engulfs 2200 acres of forest land, thousands of trees are destroyed, causing a massive blow to the environment.
Former Trump Plaza casino where rock stars & celebs used to party will turn into a pile of rubble
The one-time jewel of former President Donald Trump's casino empire will be gone.
US market could benefit if exchanges exit New Jersey in tax spat
A move to the Windy City wouldn't just save millions in annual tax dollars. It could also help level the playing field for market participants by making lightning-fast price changes harder to exploit by high-speed traders and promote deeper liquidity, industry members said.
Clashes outside White House as US cities under curfew
Police fired tear gas outside the White House late Sunday as anti-racism protestors again took to the streets to voice fury at police brutality, and major US cities were put under curfew to suppress rioting.
More than 40 Indian-Americans, Indian nationals die of COVID-19 in US
The US has become the world's first country to have registered more than 2,000 COVID-19 deaths in a single day with 2,108 fatalities reported in the past 24 hours, while the number of infections in America has crossed 500,000, according to latest Johns Hopkins University data.
Meet Diego Forlan: An accidental footballer for whom success was slow in coming
Forlan is an anachronism in an age where precocity is celebrated, and prodigies, deified.
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Honeywell bets on smart cities for growth
We are building the ability to develop solutions locally for local applications and then be able to grow, Terrence Hahn, CEO, of Honeywell’s Home and Building Technologies (HBT) business said.
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