‘List of Jews’ demand ignites uproar at University of Pennsylvania
A Trump administration request for a “list of Jews” continues to face pushback within the Jewish community at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Kyle Mazza/Anadolu via Getty Images ‘List of Jews’ demand ignites uproar at University of Pennsylvania
A Trump administration request for a “list of Jews” continues to face pushback within the Jewish community at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Kyle Mazza/Anadolu via Getty Images ‘List of Jews’ demand ignites uproar at University of Pennsylvania
A Trump administration request for a “list of Jews” continues to face pushback within the Jewish community at the University of Pennsylvania.
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Refugees, asylum seekers among 1.1 million households at risk of losing SNAP food assistance
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States rushed to memorialize Charlie Kirk. Not everyone is on board
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As AI drives more power demand, Maine looks at pausing new data centers