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Ford accused the protester of spray painting 'everything' and putting up stickers 'all over the place' on Thursday night, emphasizing a desire for peace.

We are urging everyone to remain calm and to act responsibly. Violence and disorder will only place people at greater risk.

The UK's rubbish paternity leave system means from the day our kids arrive, most fathers are forced to make an impossible choice between providing financially or being present.

The People's Assembly Against Austerity anticipates a massive turnout for its "No to Austerity 2.0" protest, aimed at sending a strong message to Sir Keir Starmer.

"It really feels like state workers are being punished," said Haley Leguizamo, who works for the California Department of Education. Their concerns are amplified by the proposed pay cuts, affecting earned raises.

"We want to put these rumors to rest. Can you answer this for me, fact or fiction?"

The complaint alleges that a member of the GEO Group, which owns the facility, allowed Baraka to come inside Delaney Hall's wire gate.

Over 50,000 people have been killed! one protester yelled, referencing the reported Palestinian death toll in Gaza amid Israel's ongoing war with Hamas.

Boulder police received urgent calls about a man with a weapon in a downtown area, indicating a severe incident where people were reportedly being set on fire.

A manif is used to show strength by numbers and better translates as a protest or a demo - either a street march or more direct action such as drivers staging rolling roadblocks.

Al-Arab claimed he was told it was 'fine' to walk with his baby during a commencement prep class, contradicting the university's assertion of rule violations.

"We will call out these cowardly law firms in front of their peers for deciding their profits are more important than defending the Constitution."

The Natick student protests reflect a broader trend among younger Americans who feel sympathy for Palestinians, evidenced by recent survey data.

The recommendation to suspend Te Pati Maori leaders for 21 days has been described as the harshest penalty in New Zealand's parliamentary history, with serious implications for Indigenous representation.