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Columbia protester Mahmoud Khalil challenges arrest in US immigration court

US Politics · United States

Columbia protester Mahmoud Khalil challenges arrest in US immigration court

65% Center coverage: 23 sources

Mahmoud Khalil, a pro-Palestine protest leader targeted for deportation by the administration of US President Donald Trump, has sought to have the case against him thrown out in a consequential immigration hearing. See the Story

Conditions in Gaza Are Catastrophic Despite Aid

Benjamin Netanyahu · Gaza

Conditions in Gaza Are Catastrophic Despite Aid

44% Left coverage: 18 sources

The situation in Gaza is the worst since the war between Israel and Hamas militants began 19 months ago, the United Nations has said, despite a resumption of limited aid deliveries in the Palestinian enclave where famine looms.See the Story

Forward to the Past - BusinessWorld Online

Forward to the Past - BusinessWorld Online

Coverage: 2 sources

(First of two parts) Donald Trump’s Presidency 2.0 exhibits a full picture of the past. When Trump describes his picture of the USA’s future under him, it is literally a future under him: an autocrat on the make, ambitioning the manner of 20th Century fascist leaders: in different decades, Spain’s Franco, Portugal’s Salazar, Italy’s Mussolini, Russia’s Stalin, and the various monarchs of Europe, flattening the population underfoot. Trump hankers…See the Story

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Columbia protester Mahmoud Khalil challenges arrest in US immigration court

Columbia protester Mahmoud Khalil challenges arrest in US immigration court

Columbia protester Mahmoud Khalil challenges arrest in US immigration court

City needs to do more to improve pedestrian safety

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

On Friday, May 23, I came very close to being killed.See the Story

How Australia Can Fight the Coming AI Apocalypse

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

In the manic AI race, there are those with global tech businesses who want an unregulated environment, and the public, who worry about their jobs and rights.Environment See the Story

Downtown businesses host their first Big Day in Dining event

The event raised over $6,000 for Davis non-profit organizations By RORY CONLON — city@theaggie.org The Davis Downtown Business Association (DDBA) and Davis Phoenix Coalition (DPC) hosted their first Big Day in Dining event from April 29 to May 1. During the event, proceeds from four downtown businesses were donated to 24 Davis non-profit organizations. Gloria Partida serves as the executive director for the Davis Phoenix Coalition, a non-…Davis, California · Davis Read Article

City plans complete renovation of Davis’ skate park

The Community Park Skate Park will be undergoing major upgrades in the coming years By MATTHEW MCELDOWNEY — city@theaggie.org On May 7, the city of Davis Parks and Community Services department held a community outreach meeting for the anticipated renovations for the Community Park Skate Park. After weighing community input, the city of Davis hopes to begin construction later in the fall. Although designs and specific additions for the reno…Davis, California · Davis Read Article

Davis’ 2025 duck-themed festival

Duck Days, the outdoor festival, drew flocks to tour the wetlands and participate in fun activities for all ages By MATTHEW MCELDOWNEY — city@theaggie.org On April 26, Yolo Basin Foundation organized an outdoor festival that allowed Yolo County residents to have the unique opportunity to pet alligators, meet live bats and visit the hotspot that over 200 species of birds call home. Taking place at the Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area Headquarters, …Davis, California · Davis Read Article

Local bands bloom at 2025 Cherry Blossom Festival

Bossa-Saurus and Katalysst join a lineup of diverse artists for the 2025 Davis Cherry Blossom Festival By ALMA CULVERWELL — city@theaggie.org The annual Davis Cherry Blossom Festival returned to Sudwerk Brewing Co. from May 3 to 4. This marks the festival’s 10th annual year hosting a lineup of local talent, cultural performances and a continued focus on community-driven activism. Founded by former UC Davis student and taiko performer Gregor…Davis, California · Davis Read Article

The resurgence of micro-skirts could be a recession indicator

Are hemlines and holdings directly proportional? By ABHINAYA KASAGANI— akasagani@ucdavis.edu The resurgence in popularity of low-rise jeans and skirts with shorter hemlines may signal the onset of a recession. Much of the conversation online has reframed this trend as a nostalgia-driven revival of Y2K or a rebellion against the body-negativity of the 2010s. Beneath this discourse also lies the economic theory of the “Hemline Index,” which su…Davis, California · Davis Read Article

The tale of a chemical engineer and his spray-on shoes

The people aren’t ready for spray-on shoes yet By ALLISON KELEHER — adkeleher@ucdavis.edu There was once a little engineer who loved math so much that he committed to UC Davis with hopes and dreams of all the math he would be doing in his engineering classes. In the beginning, he excelled in all of his classes, and all of the other engineers watched in awe as he messed up the curve for every exam that they took. Most engineers dislike these …Davis, California · Davis Read Article

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