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Judge halts deportation of Colorado suspect's familyGetty ImagesA large police presence remains in Boulder days after the attackA US judge has temporarily halted deportation proceedings against the family of a man accused of Sunday's petrol-bomb attack on Jewish demonstrators in Boulder, Colorado. Mohamed Sabry Soliman, 45, is accused of a federal hate crime and other charges. Officials say his family, who are not charged in the attack, are Egyptian citizens.

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Trump administration threatens Columbia University's accreditationGetty ImagesThe Trump administration is looking to strip Columbia University of its accreditation over claims it violated the civil rights of its Jewish students. US President Donald Trump has condemned Columbia and other US universities, arguing the schools have failed to protect Jewish students in the aftermath of the war in Gaza and anti-war protests that roiled US campuses.

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MASH actress Loretta Swit dies at age 87Getty ImagesLoretta Swit, who won two Emmy awards for her role on the popular comedy TV series MASH, died on Friday, according to her representative. She died at her home in New York at the age of 87, the BBC's news partner CBS reported, citing a statement from her representative. It likely died of natural causes, although a coroner's report is pending. On MASH, Swit played the Army nurse Major Margaret "Hot Lips" Houlihan.

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Alaska hiker rescued from under 700lb boulder in frigid creekMax MatzaJason Harrington/Seward Fire DepartmentA hiker in Alaska miraculously survived after he was trapped facedown in a frigid creek for three hours under a massive boulder. Kell Morris was hiking with his wife below a glacier outside the city of Anchorage when a rock slide sent him plunging into the creek. A 700lb (318kg) stone came to rest on top of his leg, pinning him in place.

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Original ArticlePosted By: snakeoil, 5/29/2025 11:27:17 PMA pair of hikers in New York called emergency services to report that a third member of their group had died, but when a park ranger responded to rescue them it turned out they were just high on hallucinogenic mushrooms, officials say. The third hiker was uninjured - and not dead - and the hikers were "in an altered mental state", according to a report issued by parks officials.