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San Luis Obispo · San Luis Obispo

Judge strikes down plan to build 98 homes in Los Osos

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

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Antisemitism

House Education Committee to hold another antisemitism hearing with college presidents

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

The House Education Workforce Committee will hold another hearing on campus antisemitism next month, its first such hearing since the beginning of this Congress, and the next in a series of high-profile showdowns that have led to the firings of multiple college presidents. The hearing, scheduled for May 7, will focus on colleges beyond the most elite and well-known, featuring the presidents of California Polytechnic State University (San Luis Ob…See the Story

US Immigration · United States

More than 300 student visas revoked as the government expands reasons for deportation

69% Center coverage: 60 sources

Kseniia Petrova’s path from a Harvard laboratory to an immigration cell began with frogs. The Russian national who has been working as a researcher at Harvard Medical School failed to declare “non-hazardous” frog embryos she was carrying with her on her return to the US from France in February, Petrova’s attorney said. Rather than issue a fine, Petrova’s exchange visitor visa was revoked, and she was taken into custody.See the Story

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