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February 26

'Hubs of violence': New petition would force colleges to come clean on protest assaults

The Department of Education faced pressure to protect students from political violence after incidents at UC Berkeley, the University of Michigan and Columbia University.

February 26

Washington Post editor acknowledges concern over possible 'death spiral' at newspaper after major layoffs

The Washington Post executive editor Matt Murray defended recent significant layoffs at the paper, citing declining revenues and subscription losses.

February 26

'Ruthless’ launches candidate interview series to help educate voters ahead of critical midterm elections

"Ruthless" unveiled an interactive map that highlights battleground Senate races and links to information and interviews on each of the candidates ahead of GOP primary season.

February 26

'Ruthless’ launches series to help educate voters ahead of midterm elections

“Ruthless" podcast aims to help listeners learn which candidates “can hang with the fellas and be a decent human being” ahead of midterm elections.

February 26

Ex-BBC boss insists organization doesn’t have anti-Trump bias amid lawsuit over misleading edit

Former BBC News CEO Deborah Turness insisted the organization doesn’t have any institutional bias against President Donald Trump, but the president's legal team disagrees.

February 26

Jesse Jackson's son decries 'toxic climate' in DC that would 'lower the flag' for Charlie Kirk

Rep. Jonathan Jackson decried the denial of Rev. Jesse Jackson lying in state at the U.S. Capitol and slammed the "toxic climate" in D.C. that would "lower the flag" for Charlie Kirk.

February 26

Victim fears for others after California parole board approves release of convicted child predator

Victim of convicted serial child predator rejects his apology after California parole board approves release, saying "I don't believe that people like that change."

February 26

Stephen A Smith rips Dem theatrics at Trump address for playing right into president's hands

Stephen A. Smith blasted Democrats for falling into President Trump's trap at State of the Union, arguing that they've been "played like a fiddle for 11 years."

February 26

Stephen A Smith unloads on Democrats over State of the Union antics

Stephen A. Smith called out Democratic lawmakers on Wednesday following the State of the Union address and argued they played right into President Trump's hands.

February 26

Judge declines to halt probe into Iowa teachers’ posts after Charlie Kirk’s assassination

A federal court declined to stop Iowa education regulators from pursuing complaints against two teachers over social media posts following Charlie Kirk’s assassination.