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Foreign Tourist Assaults Bar Staff & Women in Pattaya Soi 6, Knocked Down in Viral Brawl
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Gaza Paramedics Shot ‘With Intent to Kill,’ Red Crescent Demands International Probe
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Why, Oh Why: has the Left turned on Elon? No more gravy-train?
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Why More Americans Are Choosing Thailand Over Florida for Retirement
I had understood, many Americans go to India for healthcare. Indian docs created in the USA. However about 2weeks ago, a site was giving the solution for retirement. PANAMA. SAying government there had special program for retirees. and it would be good living if you had income of 1800-2500 $. Quite a range. Couldnt find link anymore of MSN news where it all was in, but try this one https://harveylawcorporation.com/panama-pensionado-program/ -
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In the event of your death
No one….. cares….. We will be happy to not see… YOUR SERIAL RIDICULOUS POSTS … in the event of your((())()()()()(Death)))))) ((especially the ones that you talk to yourself on and start arguing with yourself)) We know… What YouTube is and we know who… (Tina?Turner? Is…) -
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Harvard University resists
In a memo to Harvard students and faculty released on Monday, the university's president, Alan Garber, noted that "the administration issued an updated and expanded list of demands, warning that Harvard must comply if we intend to 'maintain [our] financial relationship with the federal government.'" "It makes clear that the intention is not to work with us to address antisemitism in a cooperative and constructive manner. Although some of the demands outlined by the government are aimed at combating antisemitism, the majority represent direct governmental regulation of the 'intellectual conditions' at Harvard," he added. Explaining the university's position on the matter, Garber said, "No government —regardless of which party is in power — should dictate what private universities can teach, whom they can admit and hire, and which areas of study and inquiry they can pursue.” The statement was widely welcomed, including by Barack Obama, who praised Harvard for setting "an example for other higher-ed institutions." “Let’s hope other institutions follow suit," Obama wrote on the social platform X. Political writer Amanda Marcotte said that Harvard's decision to stand up to the president is important because many other institutions who received similar demands surrendered to Trump. Talking about Columbia University's ceding to a list of stringent anti-student policies after Trump threatened $400 million in federal funding, she remarked that the university capitulated to Trump's demands by claiming the university was 'fighting anti-semitism.' Marcotte said Harvard may have understood that saying no to Trump did not "cost" them two billion dollars. She added, " Trump was always going to find an excuse to withhold the money. Might as well not give up your dignity along with it. Compliance, however, amounted to consenting to what Stanford professor Adrian Daub calls 'a controlled demolition, with each demand a charge to knock out another pillar of academic freedom.'" 'Ground shifted': Major institutions are realizing 'complicity' with Trump only makes things worse
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