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‘Virginia is not New York’: Attorney general says arrests at U.Va. necessary, as protesters express outrage

GW University president, pro-Palestinian activists give conflicting accounts of protests

Swiftonomics: Taylor Swift course at AU to examine music industry, ticket sales, streaming

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Virginia attorney general joins efforts to fight back against Title IX changes

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Baltimore port workers receive state aid, slowly get back to work