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A new initiative has emerged to address the alarming rise of antisemitism on college campuses across the nation. A group of dedicated Jewish students, alongside Mandana Dayani, the former Chief Operating Officer of Archewell, have launched a website called Our CampUs United. This resource aims to equip Jewish students with practical tools to combat antisemitism and foster an environment where they can study without fear. The website features valuable resources, including email templates for advocacy campaigns and guides on how to respond to troubling situations, such as when a professor singles out Jewish students or resorts to using common antisemitic…

HOUSTON — Rap artist Drake has settled a legal dispute with iHeartMedia, a major player in the radio industry based in Texas. This settlement comes after Drake asserted that iHeartMedia received improper payments from Universal Music Group (UMG) to enhance the airplay of Kendrick Lamar’s track “Not Like Us.” Back in November, Drake filed a legal petition in Bexar County, Texas, claiming that the payments made to iHeartMedia were unlawful. Drake’s petition was a step toward a potential lawsuit, asking for depositions from officials at both iHeartMedia and UMG. On Thursday, Drake’s legal team announced that they had come to…

During Milan Fashion Week, Tod’s unveiled its latest womenswear collection for the upcoming fall and winter, showcasing the brand’s dedication to craftsmanship. The event was held at the Gallery of Modern Art and opened with Italian model Carla Bruni, who wore a striking dress made from recycled leather, highlighting the artistry behind Tod’s products. In a demonstration of skill, artisans were on hand sewing the brand’s iconic Gommino car shoes, proving that traditional craftsmanship continues to thrive even in a modern world. Diego della Valle, the founder of Tod’s, emphasized the importance of artisans by stating, “Machines will never replace…

Authorities in Massachusetts are actively looking for a missing toddler who may be in danger. Liyana Collins, just one and a half years old, was last spotted in her home on Belmont Street in Worcester, according to a statement from local police. Liyana is believed to be with her mother, Amanda Collins. Police consider the child’s safety to be at risk and have attempted to contact Amanda to discuss the situation, but have not succeeded. Linda DeArcangelis Flint, Amanda’s mother, reached out on Facebook to ask for help. She expressed great concern, writing, “Please, we need your help! This is…

Tatum O’Neal has recently expressed her feelings after finding out that she was excluded from her father Ryan O’Neal’s will. The actress, 61, revealed that she only learned about this decision following his passing in 2023. Ryan O’Neal, an acclaimed actor known for his roles in films like “Love Story,” died at 82 due to congestive heart failure. In a candid discussion with Variety, Tatum shared her reaction to being cut out: “Keep it, motherf—–,” she remarked, showing her discontent with the situation. For much of her life, Tatum had a strained relationship with her father, influenced by both personal…

The excitement is building for rugby fans as the National Rugby League (NRL) gears up for its 2025 season, which kicks off on March 1. This season marks the second consecutive year that the opening weekend will take place in Las Vegas. Organizers aim to attract more American viewers by showcasing the sport in a global entertainment hub. The Las Vegas Rugby League Festival is set to feature an exciting lineup, including two NRL matches, a Super League match, and a women’s international Test match, all held at the Allegiant Stadium. One of the highlights of the festival is the…

A number of prominent Republican leaders and allies of former President Donald Trump are gathering in Washington, D.C., to discuss the successes achieved under his leadership during the initial days of his new administration. This event, organized by Rescuing the American Dream (RAD), will bring together key figures from the MAGA movement, including U.S. Senators Rick Scott, Mike Lee, Ron Johnson, Dan Sullivan, and Bill Hagerty. Scheduled for March 5 and 6, the gathering will focus on how conservatives can further advance Trump’s agenda as he approaches the 100-day mark in office on April 30. Notable speakers will include Vivek…

During a pivotal meeting in the Oval Office, President Donald Trump and Vice President JD Vance delivered a strong message to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, warning him about the dangers of escalating tensions with Russia. The tone was serious, as both Trump and Vance emphasized the risk of Ukraine’s ongoing conflict spiraling into a larger global conflict, potentially World War III. Zelensky, who became popular in Ukraine as a comedic actor before winning the presidency in a surprising electoral victory in 2019, has made several visits to Washington in recent months. This meeting underscored the bond yet the tension between…

Microsoft is set to retire Skype, the video-calling service it acquired for $8.5 billion back in 2011. The company announced this decision on Friday, revealing that Skype will be officially discontinued in May. Some of Skype’s features will be integrated into Microsoft Teams, which has become the company’s main platform for video conferencing. Existing Skype users will still be able to access their accounts through Teams. This move reflects a long-standing trend where Microsoft has placed more emphasis on Teams over Skype. As how we communicate continues to evolve, Microsoft is adapting to meet these changing demands. Skype was created…

On Thursday, a significant workforce reduction occurred at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), where hundreds of employees, primarily meteorologists and other staff on probationary status, were dismissed. Lawmakers and weather experts have confirmed this, emphasizing the potential impact on vital weather forecasting services. Reports indicate that the layoffs occurred in two distinct phases, removing around 500 employees in the first wave and an additional 800 in the second. This combined action represents a significant 10% of NOAA’s total workforce. Former NOAA chief scientist Craig McLean relayed information from an insider regarding the extent of these cuts, which have…