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Education Sharp drop of pro-Palestinian protests, encampments on colleges campuses after tighter rules: Report
Security Trump border czar pointedly warns sanctuary cities could be prosecuted if they harbor aliens
Courts & Law Menendez brothers who murdered parents scheduled to appear in court for first time in 28 years
Education Massachusetts Institute of Technology expected to waive tuition for families that make under $200K
Federal Agencies At least two Democratic senators are prepared to support and work with Trump Cabinet nominations
