Ms. McCaughey is a former lieutenant governor of New York and author of ‘The…
Students are adept at shouting down their opponents, squaring off against cops and vandalizing buildings — but acquiring little knowledge and few reasoning skills during college.
The nationwide turmoil ‘looks like a conspiracy,’ says the former NYPD commissioner, Ray Kelly, calling for ‘the federal government’s investigative capacity to look at this whole situation.’
In America, dairy cattle herds in nine states are infected, and scientists are anxiously watching for any sign the virus is evolving to make human-to-human spread possible.
The court’s expected ruling will allow local authorities across America to crack down on encampments, while New York City moves to enable homelessness.
Lobbyists crowd the legislature’s hallways, and advocacy groups hold up signs. But no one is representing taxpayers.
Is the public in danger? The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says risk is ‘low’ but advises states to ready rapid tests. In America only two human cases have been reported; neither person died.
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