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Students punished for vulgar social media posts are fighting back, questioning when schools can discipline over online speech

Students punished for vulgar social media posts are fighting back, questioning when schools can discipline over online speech
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Biden executive order breakdown: How he used presidential power in his first weeks

Biden executive order breakdown: How he used presidential power in his first weeks
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Can the Marines integrate all-male units at Parris Island bootcamp?

The Marine Corps has until 2025 to integrate women fully into its training of new recruits on Parris Island, a century-old bootcamp on South Carolina’s coast. That deadline was set by Congress and signed into law by President Donald Trump. Female Marines have trained for decades at the camp – but not at platoon level. In the past, women have been deployed in support roles while combat units remained all-male. That is changing across the U.S. military as more women go to war. But change has been much slower in the Marines, as Corps commanders say integrated units are less effective at some battlefield tasks.

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A Tennessee graduate student is SUING after she was kicked out for vulgar Instagram posts

A pharmacy PhD student is suing the University of Tennessee for spying on her after she was KICKED OUT for posting vulgar photos on Instagram and her own Cardi-B-style rap lyrics Kimberly Diei, 27, is suing the University of Tennessee for violating her freedom of speech after it tried to expel her in September The doctoral candidate in nuclear medicine was accused of vulgar Instagram and Twitter posts including wearing a low-cut top and writing dirty rap lyrics She was twice reported by an anonymous source to the public college s Health and Science Center (UTHSC) before a panel voted to expel her

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Prisoners in Massachusetts get reduced sentences with Covid-19 vaccine

Prisoners in Massachusetts get reduced sentences with Covid-19 vaccine CNN 2/4/2021 By Maria Morava and Saba Hamedy, CNN © Joseph Prezioso/AFP/Getty Images Administrative Director Elaine Boerger fills a syringe with the Moderna Covid-19 vaccine at the East Boston Neighborhood Health Center (EBNHC) in Boston, Massachusetts. Prisoners in Massachusetts have a special incentive to get the Covid-19 vaccine. If they receive both doses, watch and read educational materials and submit a form for approval, they could shorten their sentence, the Department of Corrections said in a memo. The incentive is made possible by a Massachusetts law, which states that prisoners are eligible to earn deductions from sentences and completion credits, collectively known as good conduct deductions, for participation in and completion of programs and activities outlined in the law.

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