
Caitlin McCormack
@urichmond '25 I reporter @nypost I executive editor @URCollegian I prev: news intern @nypost I editorial intern @RichmondMag
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nypost.com | Caitlin McCormack
Authorities in Australia are facing criticism after culling hundreds of sickly koalas via helicopter-riding snipers last week, likely killing healthy mothers in the process and leaving joeys orphaned, according to wildlife advocates. The cull in Victoria’s Budj Bim National Park — which was sparked by wildfires — killed about 700 koalas, including healthy ones with young joeys in their care, animal rights groups alleged.
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nypost.com | Caitlin McCormack
Mahmoud Khalil’s wife gave birth to the couple’s first child early Monday while the Columbia University grad was stuck at a Louisiana detention center after authorities refused to grant him temporary release to meet his newborn son.
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3 days ago |
nypost.com | Caitlin McCormack
A Las Vegas veterinarian who went missing in early April — shortly after a video of him brutally kicking a horse in the face surfaced online — was found dead in a lake Friday. Dr. Shawn Frehner, 56, was recovered from Lake Mead, a reservoir spanning from Nevada to Arizona. Authorities combed the reservoir after finding his truck and multiple personal belongings near the water’s edge last week.
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nypost.com | Jack Morphet |Caitlin McCormack
A celebrated Argentinian chef and restaurateur who crafted a home-cooked meal for Pope Francis during his visit to New York City recalled his extensive preparation for the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity, including constructing a “holy grill” specially for the occasion. Ismael Alba, 66, is a chef and owner of Buenos Aires, a top-ranked Argentinian restaurant in the East Village.
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4 days ago |
nypost.com | Caitlin McCormack
A liberal arts university in South Carolina with nearly two centuries of history could begin the process of closing by the end of April unless it finds a staggering $6 million for emergency funds. Limestone University, a private Christian liberal arts college in Gaffney — previously known as Limestone College, was founded in 1845 as one of the first women’s colleges in the country. It could now move towards online-only instruction or shuttering altogether on April 22 before the semester ends.
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