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Yale Scholars Face Backlash After Moving to Canada Over U.S. 'Fascism' Concerns

Three prominent professors have left the U.S., citing threats to academic freedom and democracy, but their warnings have sparked ridicule and debate.

First Look at Joan Collins as Wallis Simpson in ‘The Bitter End’ Unveiled

Richard Garwin, Pioneering Physicist and Presidential Adviser, Dies at 97

Formula 1 Releases AI-Enhanced Colorized Footage of 1950 British Grand Prix

Holocaust Survivor and Educator Margot Friedländer Dies at 103

Jim Bakker Pleads for $1 Million to Save Ministry and Home

Trump Appoints Eight New Members to U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council After Removing Biden Appointees

Ethel Caterham, 115, Officially Becomes World’s Oldest Living Person

David Horowitz, Conservative Activist and Former New Left Leader, Dies at 86

‘Floyd Collins’ Makes Broadway Debut with Jeremy Jordan in Lead Role

Report Warns of Rapid Decline in Holocaust Survivor Population

Antoni Gaudí Declared 'Venerable,' Advancing Toward Sainthood

Netflix’s 'The Diamond Heist' Revisits Millennium Dome Robbery Attempt

Phillies Announcer's 'Titanic' Metaphor Draws Attention on Disaster Anniversary

80 Years After Bergen-Belsen Liberation, Holocaust Survivor Urges Vigilance Against Hate

Antoni Gaudi Declared 'Venerable' by Pope Francis, Advancing Path to Sainthood

Restored Eric Gill Sculpture Reinstalled at BBC Headquarters with New Protective Screen

Thomas Pynchon Announces First Novel in Over a Decade, 'Shadow Ticket'

Democrats Demand Halt to Book Bans at Military Academies

1970 Loch Ness Monster Camera Recovered After 55 Years