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Pair of legal bombshells here in washington today that could have huge ramifications for the 2024 election. Last hour, attorney general Merrick Garland announced a federal prosecutor who is raiding hunter biden has been Special Counsel, at his question. David weiss requested the status change. Garland did grant that. This comes just a few hour after trumps lawyers and Special Counsel prosecutors appeared for the first hearing in the election interference indictment. A key ruling could come down ...

The Undergraduate Senate approved a by-law that categorizes Honor Code violations as low, medium or high review stages.

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The Committee of 12 (C12) proposed a broad set of changes to University policies on academic integrity and discipline — from restructuring the judicial process to researching exam proctoring — which will be voted on by governing bodies in the coming weeks.

Student members of the Committee of 12 (C12) pitched Honor Code-related proposals to members of the Undergraduate Senate and Graduate Student Council at Thursday’s student stakeholder meeting. The C12 proposal did not include explicit changes to the Honor Code regarding a divisive topic among students — proctoring of examinations — but did suggest conducting research to study the issue.

Officials with D.C. Public Schools are investigating after third graders reported they had to reenact the Holocaust during a library lesson Friday.

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According to a letter from the Washington, D.C. elementary school's principal, the staff member "used hate speech during the lesson."

Third graders at Watkins Elementary School were allegedly instructed by a staff member to reenact traumatizing scenes from the Holocaust