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Harvard’s student paper backs lawsuit on free speech rights for international students
Harvard's student paper joins 43 others supporting a lawsuit challenging federal actions against noncitizens for political speech. The case, filed by The Stanford Daily, argues the Trump administration violated the First Amendment by targeting pro-Palestine views, impacting campus journalism and international student expression.
Elon Musk’s ‘Kekius Maximus’ avatar fuels unprecedented 900% crypto rally
Elon Musk's sudden change of name to "Kekius Maximus" on X has caused a stir among his followers, raising questions about its meaning. His new profile image featuring the controversial meme character, Pepe the Frog, further added to the intrigue. The move had a notable impact on the cryptocurrency world, causing the value of a memecoin with the same name to rise dramatically. Critics have linked the change to potential connections with far-right ideologies, while others speculate about Musk’s intentions.
Elon Musk flummoxes internet with 'Kekius Maximus' persona
Elon Musk adopted the moniker "Kekius Maximus" on X Tuesday, sparking speculation among his 210 million followers about his mysterious new handle that is a mash-up of an alt-right symbol, a memecoin, and the lead character of the movie "Gladiator." The billionaire is known to play the game, calling it a "hall-of-famer" earlier this month in a post on X. In the wake of Musk's handle change, the memecoin Kekius Maximus's value soared by more than 900 percent as of Tuesday evening, according to the site CoinGecko.
Namitha Mathews merges her litigation firm Samvid Legal with Algo Legal
Namitha specialises in litigation, dispute resolution and corporate advisory assignments having 15-years experience across jurisdictions. Now, she has decided to merge her 7-member boutique litigation firm with Algo Legal.
Indian workers win $20 million settlement against US company
Nearly 200 Indian workers, brought to the US to repair facilities in the aftermath of the Hurricane Katrina, have won a $ 20 million settlement.
Religious freedom slipped in India, US Senators told
Religious freedom in India has slipped since last year's general elections in the country, US senators were told
Gurudwara shoot-out: Followed by private groups, Wade Michael Page was not on FBI radar
While private groups had been quietly monitoring the Wisconsin Gurdwara shooter and his racist leanings, Page was not on the radar of the FBI.
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