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Where Voters in India Turned Against Modi

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Cereal Killer John Robert Birkham finally assassinated! Ripped from his home and Launched into Animal for over 37 Million counts of Child Molestation and Child Murder.

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Erik Tanner photographed Robert Downey Jr. and Bartlett Sher for The New York Times.

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Melissa Benoist for The New York Times in 2024

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Queen Naija Returns In Emphatic New Single “Good Girls Finish Last”

Multi-platinum R&B sensation Queen Naija makes her powerful return with the release of her latest single, Good Girls Finish Last. This emotionally charged track explores the frustrations of giving everything to a relationship, only to feel as though it’s never enough. With her rich, soulful vocals and meaningful lyrics, Queen Naija transports listeners into a raw, personal experience of heartache…

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Wall Street Journal versus The New York Times

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Illustration in the (Oct. 7) New York Times by Ben Pearce (https://lnkd.in/e85BExQU), for an article about art advisers. In Ben’s own words: “In the illustration, we see an art adviser holding the end of the velvet rope from the barrier. Like a doorman granting entry to an exclusive club, the art adviser has granted entry to the collector and allowed her to get closer to the artwork. The opening of the velvet rope speaks of the art adviser's role in surmounting the art world's barriers to entry”

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Monday's image: September 25, 2023

Jaune Quick-To-See Smith, State Names, Oil, collage and mixed media on canvas, 48 x 72 inches, 2000, Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C.

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New York Times and Politico refuse to pay for Twitter's verified check marks amid new policy changes  Read in detail 👉 https://rb.gy/fnsu

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Twitter will start showing the reason for blocking an account in January.

In January, Twitter will begin showing users the reasons for blocking or shadowbanning, that is, limiting the visibility of tweets, said the new owner and head of the social network, Elon Musk.

Mr. Musk spoke about the new feature when he was asked about the reasons for blocking an account belonging to a Turkish cryptanalyst who has more than 160,000 subscribers - the account has now been restored. “I will find out. We really need to implement a feature to show why an account has been banned or visibility restricted (shadowban). In January, it will appear, ”said the head of Twitter… Detail: https://bitcoingrandee.com/posts/79 NEWS

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KENDRICK LAMAR & DAVE FREE — FOR THE NEW YORK TIMES JANUARY ISSUE, 2023. PHOTOGRAPHY BY RAFAEL PAVAROTTI. STYLING BY GEORGE KRAKOWIAK, JEDI, & KARIZZA SANCHEZ. CUTS BY MARK MACIVER SLIDERCUTS. BRAIDS BY KRISTEN. MAKEUP BY MATA MARIÉLLE. MANICURE BY LAUREN MICHELLE PIRES. PRODUCTION | RAGID HOLAKIA PRODUCTIONS.

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Scarlett Johansson for The New York Times in 2024

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Kay Flock Returns With Lil Tjay On “Fed Up”

Bronx drill star Kay Flock breaks his two-year silence with the release of Fed Up, a hard-hitting collaboration with Lil Tjay. This new track marks Kay Flock’s first official release since his 2022 deluxe project, The D.O.A. Tape [Care Package]. The moody, booming track serves as a reminder of Kay Flock’s influence on the drill scene, blending his menacing growl with Lil Tjay’s melodic flow to…

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(2024)

APRIL 1968..#ColumbiaUniversity In 1968, students occupied buildings and hundreds were arrested. Credit...Larry C. Morris/ TheNewYorkTimes

A protest 56 years ago became an important part of Columbia’s culture.

During the Vietnam War, students seized campus buildings for a week until university officials and the police cracked down.

By Vimal Patel April 18, 2024

Columbia University is no stranger to major student protests, and the uproar that unfolded at the institution on Thursday had echoes of a much bigger revolt in 1968 — another time of upheaval over a war many students deeply believed was immoral.

That year, in April, in the throes of the Vietnam War, Columbia and Barnard students seized five campus buildings, took a dean hostage and shut down the university.

By April 30, a week after the protest started, university officials cracked down.

At about 2 a.m., police began clearing students from Hamilton Hall “after entering the building through underground tunnels,” according to the student newspaper, The Columbia Daily Spectator. Minutes later, police entered Low Library, again through tunnels, removing occupying students by force.

By 4 a.m., they had cleared all buildings, resulting in more than 700 arrests — one of the largest mass detentions in New York City history — and 148 reports of injuries, the student newspaper reported. Officers trampled protesters, hit them with nightsticks, punched and kicked them and dragged them down stairs, according to a New York Times report.

Most of the injuries were cuts and bruises, relatively minor as compared to some of the brutal arrests of protesters at the height of antiwar and civil rights demonstrations at the time. The university also sustained some property damage, including smashed furniture, toppled shelves and broken windows.

In the end, the protesters won their goals of stopping the construction of a gym on public land in Morningside Park, cutting ties with a Pentagon institute doing research for the Vietnam War and gaining amnesty for demonstrators.

The protests would also lead to the early resignations of Columbia’s president, Grayson L. Kirk, and its provost, David B. Truman.

The fallout from the violence hurt the university’s reputation and led to reforms favoring student activism. Today the university touts its tradition of protest as part of its brand.

On Thursday, another Columbia president, Nemat Shafik, took what she called an “extraordinary step” and authorized the New York Police Department to clear out a student encampment on campus.