Greta Reich

1 month ago | stanforddaily.com | Greta Reich

Dear Community,Last Friday, rumors that Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) made an appearance on campus quickly spread through group chats, social media, dorm channels and club messaging boards. Though the rumors were dispelled within a few hours, that same night, the University announced that six student visas had been revoked by federal authorities. The University has not released the names of the students.

Dec 8, 2024 | politico.com | Greta Reich

Austin Tice disappeared in 2012. Marc and Debra Tice, the parents of journalist Austin Tice, give a press conference in the Lebanese capital Beirut on December 4, 2018. | Joseph Eid/AFP via Getty Images President Joe Biden renewed his commitment to finding and freeing Austin Tice, an American journalist who went missing in 2012 while reporting in Syria, following the rebel-led collapse of Bashar Assad’s regime. “We believe he’s alive.

Dec 8, 2024 | politico.com | Greta Reich

“I’m not worried about it at all in the least,” the former Jan. 6 committee member said. Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger said Sunday: "The executive branch can't go after the legislative branch because we embarrassed him." | Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Former Rep. Adam Kinzinger, who served on the House’s Jan. 6 committee, said Sunday that he is not worried about President-elect Donald Trump’s threat to throw members of the committee in jail.

Dec 4, 2024 | politico.com | Emmy Martin |Greta Reich

Trump taunts DeSantis The president-elect has gone after DeSantis with surface-level insults on several occasions, from nicknaming him “Ron DeSanctimonious” and “sad little man” to suggesting that he ate pudding with his fingers and wears boot lifts — both of which the governor denied. When DeSantis announced his presidential run in May 2023 with a glitchy Twitter Spaces session with Elon Musk, Trump said his new rival “desperately needs a personality transplant” on social media.

Dec 4, 2024 | yahoo.com | Emmy Martin |Greta Reich

A year ago, it seemed impossible that Donald Trump would consider tapping Ron DeSantis for a role in a potential second administration. Since the Florida governor challenged Trump for the White House, the two Republicans have publicly fought over policies, traded personal insults and undermined one another. But they may have to call a long truce if Trump nominates his former rival to be secretary of Defense if his current pick, Pete Hegseth, withdraws.