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1 of 3 Palestinian student Afaf al-Najar, speaks during an interview at the seaside beach restaurant in Gaza City, Wednesday, Nov. 3, 2021. Al-Najar is fighting to travel out of the Palestinian enclave to Turkey, where she has won a scholarship, but her father banned her, taking advantage of a new Hamas ruling that bars women from traveling against the will of their male "guardians.".(AP Phot...

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip -- Afaf al-Najar had found a way out of Gaza. The 19-year-old won a scholarship to study communications in Turkey, secured all the necessary travel documents and even paid $500 to skip the long lines at the Rafah crossing with Egypt. But when she arrived at the border on Sept. 21 she was turned back — not by Israel or Egypt, which have imposed a 14-year blockade on the G...

GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — Afaf al-Najar had found a way out of Gaza. The 19-year-old won a scholarship to study communications in Turkey, secured all the necessary travel documents and even paid $500 to skip the long lines at the Rafah crossing with Egypt. But when she arrived at the border on Sept. 21 she was turned back — not by Israel or Egypt, which have imposed a 14-year blockade on the Ga...

Though the ExCollege scrambles its courses each semester, The Right to Privacy in America has been running on and off for over a decade. Michelle Li / The Tufts Daily The right to privacy has been a topic of legal significance since the founding of the United States, and in 2008, Steven Sharobem and Douglas Martland thought a class on the topic would be perfect for the Experimental College...

An assault with a deadly weapon suspect was spotted Wednesday driving in the same area where law enforcement was searching for a separate driver wanted on suspicion of a hit and run, according to law enforcement officials. While law enforcement officials said the assault with a deadly weapon suspect had been taken into custody on the southbound side of Interstate 5 near Templin Highway, they ...

First-year law student Mabel Sodeinde died Sunday, Pritzker School of Law Dean Hari Osofsky announced in a Wednesday email to the Pritzker community. “Mabel cared deeply about making a difference in the world and advancing civil rights,” Osofsky said. “She will be greatly missed.” Sodeinde, who called Arlington, TX home, graduated magna cum laude with numerous honors from Texas Tech Universit...

Legal experts have warned that a section of the Infrastructure Bill, which is due for a vote today, amends a part of the tax code and makes a failure by businesses and individuals to report digital asset transactions a criminal offense. University of Virginia School of Law lecturer Abraham Sutherland said it is a separate provision to the controversial “broker” provision that attracted all th...

Gap From the sound of teeth chattering to the sight of your own breath, fall’s frigid weather has a knack for overtaking your senses – and in the rush to keep warm, it’s often one’s sense of style which suffers the most! Luckily, Gap is back to help you stay warm and look great with a collection of cozy new attire that blends ‘90s-era nostalgia with contemporary fashion trends. No matter what...

Law enforcement officers will grow beards, goatees or even paint their nails with hopes to end childhood cancer BRAZOS COUNTY, Texas — College Station and Bryan Police Department, Texas A&M University Police, Brazos County Sheriff's Office and The Cure Starts Now-Central Texas are teaming up with "Beard It Up and Color for the Cure Campaigns" to help fight childhood cancer. Female office...

CHICAGO (WLS) -- A law professor at the University of Illinois at Chicago is defending himself as some students call for his firing following accusations he used racial slurs in his teaching. Rev. Jesse Jackson joined members of UIC's Black Law Students Association Thursday to call for the dismissal of Prof. Jason Kilborn. UIC launched an investigation over a test question that used a redacte...