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The officers falsely told the building superintendent that they were from the Police Department and said that they were searching for a missing child. The superintendent let the officers in, Ms. Shipman said. At the apartment door of the student, Ellie Aghayeva, 29, the officers repeated the same story to gain entry. Our security cameras captured the agents in the hallway showing pictures of the alleged missing child.

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Starting today I'm leading the Global Center for Journalism and Trauma, a new, independent nonprofit championing trauma-aware reporting and advancing the resilience of news professionals worldwide,

The Iraqi student walked up to me and told me he'd arranged an interview for me with the head of the electron microscope unit at Columbia. Because he'd gone to the trouble of setting it up, I went to the interview but straight away told my interviewer that I didn't have a visa, so I was probably wasting her time. In typical New York fashion a city where anything feels possible she said: We can make that happen. When can you start?

During her legal troubles, Trump wished her well. Trump reportedly made a personal appeal to the editor-in-chief of the Journal in a vain attempt to get the story spiked.

The Ninth Circuit has determined that it can interpret the plain text of the 14th Amendment, demonstrating a clear understanding of constitutional language.

The White House is addressing inquiries regarding the release of Jeffrey Epstein documents, amidst pressures and public interest in accountability and transparency.

The Justice Department and the House Oversight Committee are seeking to interview Ghislane Maxwell, a convicted associate of Jeffrey Epstein, amid mounting inquiries about the Epstein files.

University leaders said the stakes were high, with annual research funding at risk, along with the potential loss of top scientists, accreditation and potentially student visa eligibility.

A hacker breached Columbia University's computer systems in late June, stealing students' data to support a political agenda, causing a significant outage.

Columbia University's decision to bestow its highest faculty honor on Farah Jasmine Griffin, an advocate for boycotting Israel, has sparked significant backlash from the Jewish community.