US Settles With Johns Hopkins Over Alleged Discrimination Against Arabs, Jews
The U.S. Education Department on Wednesday noted concerns about discrimination against people of Arab and Jewish ancestry at Johns Hopkins University and reached a settlement with the institution to resolve the complaints.
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Two months in: Moroccan diaspora groups express disappointment over lack of progress on King's reform directivesTwo months have passed since King Mohammed VI’s directives on restructuring the institutions responsible for the Moroccan ...
The protesters tried to shut down access to the school’s main library while students were studying for finals.
Bristol, Virginia city leaders were planning to start demolition on some of the buildings of the former Virginia Intermont ...
The Palestinian Minister of Endowments and Religious Affairs, Sheikh Mohammad Mustafa Mohamed Najm, praised, on Monday in ...
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Putting a spotlight on the 'scourge of child labor,' the Holy Father lamented that there are 'too many children forced to ...
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Circa Sports' professional football contests, Circa Survivor and Circa Million VI, concluded with a record-breaking payout of ...
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