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‘Antisemitic, dangerous’: White House on protests at Columbia University

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MASSIVE ARRESTS: Chaos Turns Violent in New York Protests

In New York City, protests turned violent as pro-Palestinian protesters clashed with the NYPD. The violence led to several arrests as the police attempted to control the chaos. And the antisemitic riots on college campuses continue to threaten the safety of Jewish students and faculty. Columbia...

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