Ali Bauman
Reporter at WCBS-TV (New York, NY)
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flipboard.com | Ali Bauman
3 hours agoRep. Randy Fine has a documented history of racist rhetoric, recently calling Rep. Rashida Tlaib a terrorist and endorsing the starvation campaign in Gaza. Rep. Randy Fine (R-Fla.) recently added to his ever-growing list of bigoted remarks — endorsing the starvation campaign against Palestinians in …
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kvia.com | Ali Bauman |Derick Waller
By Ali Bauman, Derick WallerClick here for updates on this story NEW YORK CITY (WCBS/WLNY) — Two small cranes collapsed onto scaffolding outside a Midtown Manhattan building Friday afternoon, FDNY officials say. It happened around 3 p.m. at a vacant building under construction on Ninth Avenue off 38th Street. According to officials, a small spider crane on the roof was lifting a second small crane from the ninth floor to the 10th floor when the crane on the roof became dislodged.
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channel3000.com | Ali Bauman
Click here for updates on this story NEW YORK CITY (WCBSWLNY) -- A New York City middle school dean is accused of strangling a student during an argument when the boy refused to change into his uniform. Police arrested 53-year-old Elvin Ventura, the dean of students at Charles O. Dewey Middle School in Brooklyn, after he allegedly attacked and injured the 13-year-old in the cafeteria.
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fox5vegas.com | Ali Bauman
NEW YORK (WCBS) - A New York middle school dean is no longer allowed to interact with students after being accused of choking one of them. Authorities say the reported incident involved Elvin Ventura, 53, the dean at Charles O. Dewey Middle School, and a 13-year-old student. Police said the situation started during lunchtime in the school’s cafeteria on Thursday. Ventura instructed the student to change into his uniform, but the student refused, and an argument ensued.
Columbia University to comply with Trump administration demands for mask ban, special officers, more
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businessandamerica.com | Ali Bauman
Columbia University has announced a new mask ban, the hiring of special officers and other new policies, some of which are in line with the Trump administration’s demands. Thursday marked the deadline that the Trump administration gave Columbia to comply with its list of demands before even discussing the $400 million in funding that the federal government pulled due to what it called the school’s failure to protect students from antisemitism.
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