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  1. Cornell protesters demand university president resign over handling of alleged frat-house gang rape

    Dozens of people gather on a university campus.

  2. New York state declares measles disaster emergency

    A sign advising people to take health precautions is seen displayed on a window.

    New York Gov. Kathy Hochul declared a statewide disaster emergency on Monday over a measles outbreak, the first such declaration ​by a U.S. state since cases began surging in ​2025. New York has reported 108 measles ‌cases so far this year, with seven cases in New York City and 101 elsewhere in the state.

  3. Student reportedly loses hand from police grenade amid France's education protests

    Three helmed persons wearing firefighter-type uniforms are shown near a structure on fire, with orange flames shown.

    A teenager's hand was blown off as high-school protesters clashed with riot police in northern France on Monday, a local official said, on ‌the eve of a national demonstration by the pupils' union against underfunding, overcrowding and dilapidation.

  4. Former American Idol contestant Caleb Flynn sentenced to life in prison for wife's murder

    Caleb Flynn is seen listening to a judge reading out the jury

    A former music pastor in Ohio who appeared briefly on American Idol was sentenced Monday to life in prison without the possibility of parole, after a jury convicted him last week of murdering his wife while he was having an affair.

  5. Cold reality: Canadian troops struggle in Alaska as military relearns Arctic warfare

    Members 3rd Battalion, The Royal Canadian Regiment, attend to a casualty at Yukon Training Area, Alaska as part of Ex GLOBAL RESOLVE 26.

    Canadian troops battled frostbite, failing batteries, communications problems and gaps in basic winter skills during a major Alaska exercise, according to an internal evaluation. Despite achieving their training objectives, the experience exposed how much the military must relearn as Ottawa promises a larger, sustained presence — and credible combat capability — in the Arctic.