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[crowd murmuring] - a crucial supreme court ruling on affirmative action could come tomorrow, as colleges and universities grapple with the possibility that race might no longer be a factor in admissions. - the central question being decided this time: is should affirmative action continue forever in the name of diversity, and are the gains achieved worth the harms allegedly inflicted on asian american students? this is the most important civil rights case of our era. i dont think its ...

president debate like this it hasnt happened in the era of television debates. there have been presidential matches on the ballot paper before but not before all of the voters in the us to watch for an hour and a half to two hours to watch and see what they make of each candidate. so much rhetoric exchanged between them of course this time going around the debates conditions to make the debates conditions to make the debates with. .. debates conditions to make the debates with... the m...

daddys name is on buildings. hes accused of real estate fraud and eating glue. what you are witnessing is real. the participants are not actors. they are actual idiots with a case pending in a new york metropolitan area court. the peoples court. [ laughter ] >> just missing judge watner, that smile. thats from jimmy kimmels writers. well get details on the trial and show you what you said. also ahead, in the middle east, there is pressure on israel to take a humanitarian pause in its...

all so very much. its all theres a lot going on here and a lot were eating. as you can read on your screen with us, it continues as we speak good morning and welcome to cnn, special coverage of the trump hush money trial. >> im jake tapper in washington alongside kaitlan collins in new york this morning, the jury in donald trumps criminal hush money trial is back to work. the seven men and five women will ultimately decide whether a former president is convicted of felony crimes for th...

muskot intro. >> bret: it is new. thank you, jesse. good evening, welcome to washington. im bret baier. prosecutors attack what they call a pyramid of deceit in closing arguments in the trial of ftx founder sam bankman-fried. our "common ground" segment tackles the israel-hamas war. migrant children at the southern border as well. plus, donald trump jr. takes the stand at the civil fraud case against his family. ♪ >> bret: but first, breaking tonight, five american aid workers have b...

trumps fate is in the hands of the sorry, those 12 men and women are now deliberating and could render a verdict in the criminal hush money trial at any moment, were following developments as they happen. >> and israel now says its war against hamas could last seven more months. a bleak scenario is the white house insists a strike that killed dozens of palestinians in rafah, including women and children did not cross the presidents so-called red line. >> plus president biden heading to...

today on inn sighed politics, a rapid escalation of war, israeli troops push deeper into gaza as the ground assault intensifies. they say theyve killed dozens of terrorists who were barricaded in tunnels and buildings, but what does this mean for the more than 230 people believed to be held hostage by hamas? plus, hunting for jews. a mob at a russian airport storms the tarmac searching for israelis on a flight arriving from tel aviv. this as anti-semitic incidents surge globally and ...

hello, im tadhg enright. welcome to bbc news. palestinian officials have accused the israeli military of carrying out a deadly air strike on an area for displaced people near rafah in southern gaza. dozens of people have reportedly been killed, including children. israel said the attack targeted a compound where senior hamas officials had gathered. it came just hours after hamas said it launched a big rocket attack in the tel aviv area of central israel, several of which were interce...

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moment but for creative people, for diplomats on both sides, it is really important to begin that process. the worse a covered moment of bloodshed is, the harder it is to get to that moment where you can imagine peace. moment where you can imagine eace. ., . ., peace. the editor-in-chief of forei . n peace. the editor-in-chief of foreign policy. _ peace. the editor-in-chief of foreign policy, always- peace. the editor-in-chief of foreign policy, always great l peace. the editor-in-chie...