
Woman told Cornell investigators she felt like bait during alleged gang rape
A woman who says she was gang-raped at a Cornell University fraternity told the school's investigators last year that she “felt like bait” as the attackers were “like lions around me,” according to records from the school’s disciplinary investigation. The documents, reviewed Friday by The Associated Press, include excerpts of interviews Cornell's investigators did with the woman and the men she accused and shed more light on the university's handling of the case. While heavily the a...
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- Woman told Cornell investigators she felt like bait during alleged gang rape
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Trump stumps for candidates in deep red Alabama and says hell be back again next week
MOBILE, Ala. (AP) — President Donald Trump rallied supporters in deep red Alabama Friday, returning to the place where he drew his first mega crowd, but a state that is hardly considered a top midterm battleground. With just weeks to go before elections that will determine control of Congress, Trump urged his supporters to back Republicans including Sen. Tommy Tuberville, who is running for Alabama governor, and state Rep. Rhett Marques, who is seeking to flip Alabama’s newly redrawn 2nd a...
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- Trump stumps for candidates in deep red Alabama and says hell be back again next week
- Iowa lawmakers pass bill increasing tax incentive cap for a $15B steel plant
- Trump makes rare presidential visit to tribal land for rally
- Judge temporarily blocks border wall construction in Texas Big Bend region
- FBI gives employees a classified Patel Report about times when it fell short
Astronauts arrive at International Space Station on the quickest US express flight yet
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) — Four astronauts pulled up at the International Space Station on Thursday after launching on an eight-hour express that set a U. S. speed record. The fresh arrivals include a Canadian whose wife will give birth while he’s away. SpaceX launched commander Jessica Watkins and her crew for NASA after a three-week delay to fix their Dragon capsule’s leaking fuel system. Thick clouds threatened all morning to halt the countdown but in the end, the skies cleared to a...
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- Astronauts arrive at International Space Station on the quickest US express flight yet
- Hedge fund CEO Ken Griffin gives record $3B to Carnegie Mellon to build Miami campus
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- Swiss glaciers lose over 5% of ice volume in 2026 as heat waves, low winter snow accelerate thaw
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