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The Imaginative Conservative: Sidney Hook on Academic Freedom & Academic Anarchy
Sidney Hook viewed universities as communities of scholars dedicated to civility and intellectual respect. He would likely be distressed by the current state of Harvard, as highlighted in its recent report addressing antisemitism and anti-Israeli bias, which raises questions about academic freedom versus academic anarchy.
The report details instances of bias against Jewish students and critiques the politicization of curricula, suggesting that academic integrity is compromised. It reflects a broader concern about the influence of leftist ideology on education, potentially undermining the university's mission of truth.
Fox News: Woman killed and another severely injured after dog mauling at Southern California park
A 51-year-old woman was killed and another person injured in a dog attack at Perris Hill Park in San Bernardino, California. Police responded to reports of the attack, encountering multiple dogs, some of which may have been strays.
One officer shot and killed a pit bull during the chaos. The injured woman, identified as Teodora Mendoza, later died at a hospital. Authorities have removed 14 dogs from the park, and the investigation is ongoing.
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Le Monde: Ukrainian drone attack sets Russian oil depot on fire as Zelensky announces prisoner exchange
A Ukrainian drone attack on an oil depot near Sochi caused a significant fire, prompting a response from over 120 firefighters. The incident coincided with ongoing reciprocal strikes between Ukraine and Russia, resulting in casualties on both sides.
Ukrainian President Zelensky announced a prisoner exchange agreement for 1,200 individuals, while US President Trump set a deadline for peace efforts and hinted at potential sanctions against Russia if progress is not made.
Times Of Israel: Trump: Don’t think Gaza war is a genocide, ‘some horrible things happened’ on Oct. 7
President Trump stated he does not view the Gaza war as genocide, acknowledging the atrocities committed on October 7 but emphasizing that Israel is engaged in a war. He reiterated the U.S. commitment to providing aid to Palestinians in Gaza.
In Iran, parliament is reviving plans to cut four zeros from its currency to simplify transactions, with the proposed redenomination needing parliamentary approval. Meanwhile, four IDF soldiers were injured in a car crash near the Gaza border, with one in serious condition.