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3 weeks ago | 
yaledailynews.com | Yurii Stasiuk |Ariela Lopez
Daniel Zhao Three New Haven residents whose student visas were terminated are suing the federal government.
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Jun 28, 2024 | 
newsguardrealitycheck.com | Sofia Rubinson |Jack Brewster |McKenzie Sadeghi |Yurii Stasiuk
Welcome to NewsGuard's Reality Check, a report on how misinformation online is undermining trust — and who’s behind it. Today:AI Misfires: X’s “Stories” spread misinformation during presidential debateFrom drugs to body doubles: Russian, Chinese, and Iranian media switch their Biden claims pre- and post-debateRussia plays dirty ahead of the Paris OlympicsAnd more…Today’s newsletter was edited byJack Brewster and Eric Effron.
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Jun 24, 2024 | 
newsguardrealitycheck.com | Jack Brewster |Kate Reynolds |Yurii Stasiuk |Isaiah Glick
Welcome to NewsGuard's Reality Check, a report on how misinformation online is undermining trust — and who’s behind it. Today:Google News boosts AI content farmsMembers of Congress fooled into believing Ukraine has a “kill list” Unmasking a news site linked to Trump's former campaign managerAnd more…Today’s newsletter was edited byJack Brewster and Eric Effron.
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Apr 29, 2024 | 
yaledailynews.com | Jane Park |Yurii Stasiuk
Ellie Park, Photography Editor On Monday, April 22, about 10 Yale Police Department officers disrupted a Yale Gospel Choir rehearsal in the lobby of Sheffield-Sterling-Strathcona Hall. The rehearsal took place before the singing group performed at the pro-Palestine protest at the intersection of College and Grove streets.
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Apr 20, 2024 | 
yaledailynews.com | Yurii Stasiuk
Yale Daily News Rutgers President Jonathan Holloway GRD ’95 appeared on the News’ September shortlist of possible Yale presidential candidates. Holloway, like other figures on the News’ list, has strong ties to Yale and a robust track record of leadership posts in academia. However, his colleagues at Rutgers have raised concerns about his leadership.
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Apr 18, 2024 | 
yaledailynews.com | Yurii Stasiuk |Jane Park |Yolanda Wang
On Wednesday, the University announced that it would not divest from military weapons manufacturing amid efforts by student organizers on both sides of the issue. The University’s announcement comes after a months-long advocacy campaign — from various students and coalitions who favor divestment — that has culminated in both an ongoing sit-in demonstration on Beinecke Plaza, which drew about 150 protesters at its height, and an ongoing hunger strike with 14 student participants.
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Apr 18, 2024 | 
yaledailynews.com | Jane Park |Yurii Stasiuk
Ellie Park, Photography Editor On Wednesday morning, Eytan Israel ’26 and other co-authors sent a letter to University President Peter Salovey in opposition to the calls for divestment from military weapons manufacturing — hours before the University publicly announced its decision to maintain such investments. In the first 24 hours of its circulation, the letter gained 133 signatures — including students, parents, alumni and professors across Yale College and Yale’s graduate schools.
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Apr 17, 2024 | 
yaledailynews.com | Kaitlyn Pohly |Yurii Stasiuk |Yolanda Wang
Despite student protests, Yale will not divest from military weapons manufacturers, the University announced on Wednesday. Yale wrote in a statement that its Advisory Committee on Investor Responsibility updated its policy to cover all assault weapons manufacturers that “engage in retail activities to the general public” but refused to divest from military weapons manufacturers.
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Apr 11, 2024 | 
yaledailynews.com | Yurii Stasiuk
New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker annually receives a $134,013 salary. But he is far from the highest-paid city employee. The city employs over 1,400 full-time workers in total — excluding those employed through federal and state grants and the Board of Education employees. In his proposal for the next fiscal year, Elicker proposed adding 31 additional full-time and two part-time positions. The budget has to be first approved by the Board of Alders.
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Mar 27, 2024 | 
yaledailynews.com | Ariela Lopez |Yurii Stasiuk
US Coast Guard Academy, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Joe Lieberman ’64 LAW ’67, a Senator who served Connecticut for 24 years, died on Wednesday, March 27. He was 82 years old. Lieberman, a practicing Orthodox Jew, was the Democratic vice presidential nominee in 2000, selected to be former Vice President Al Gore’s running mate. He was the first Jewish American to run for the position on a major party ticket.
