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Department of Justice Describes College Bribery Ring

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is charging nearly 50 people for participating in a nationwide bribery ring that U.S. attorney Andrew Lelling called the “largest college admission scam ever prosecuted by the Department of Justice.”
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Ethiopian Plane Crash Victims Were UN Workers, Doctors, Academics

Some 157 people, including 8 Americans, were killed when an Ethiopian Airlines Boeing 737 MAX 8 jetliner crashed shortly after takeoff.
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Kanye West Gives Tabletop Speech At Apple Store After Trump Meeting

This wasn't the rapper's first speech on a table this month.
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Ellen DeGeneres Gives Gay Valedictorian Rejected By Parents A Heartwarming Surprise

Georgetown University student Seth Owen said he'd looked up to Ellen when he was coming out.
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Gay Valedictorian Rejected By Parents Gets Over $80,000 In Donations For College

Seth Owen, who endured gay conversion therapy, will be attending Georgetown University this fall thanks to a GoFundMe campaign.
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Georgetown University Alums Call On Fellow Alum Kirstjen Nielsen To Resign

Hundreds of alumni say the homeland security secretary “disgraces” their school with migrant family separations.
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Let's Not Give Alleged Harassers A Comeback Narrative

A spate of recent stories wonder if men exposed by Me Too can return to the spotlight. Their accusers often can't.
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Why I Responded Live On The Air To A Viewer Who Called Me A Racial Slur

Every single day, journalists of color get emails like the one I got.
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Georgetown Law Professors Tell Jeff Sessions He's The Wrong Man To Talk About Free Speech

"It is insulting to the community, to the idea of freedom of expression, and therefore to the very point of a law school," one of the signers says.
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Swastika Found In Georgetown University Residence Hall At Start Of Jewish Holiday

It's the third swastika found on campus since the school year started.
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