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    U.S. college protests give Gazan students 'glimpse of hope'

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  • ‘There’s never a last opportunity:’ relative of Hamas captive offers view on hostage negotiations

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  • ‘Full-blown famine’ in northern Gaza, says World Food Programme executive director Cindy McCain

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  • More than 2,000 arrests reported as campus protest crackdowns continue

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  • Pro-Palestinian protesters march on UNC-Chapel Hill campus

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  • Students across the world protest over Gaza and in support of U.S. demonstrators

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  • Drone video captures pro-Palestinian encampment at University of Washington in Seattle

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  • Pro-Palestinian demonstrators 'scream' outside Columbia University president's home

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  • Police clear library at Portland State University, arrest protesters

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  • Nearly 2,000 arrests made amid campus protest crackdowns

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  • Police clear UCLA protesters as campus crackdowns spread

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  • UCLA student and protester reacts to police action on campus

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  • Special report: President Biden addresses campus protests

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  • Police clear pro-Palestinian encampments at UCLA after two nights of clashes

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  • Medical workers and academics in Gaza thank students worldwide for their support

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  • Protesters detained as police start to clear the UCLA encampment

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  • Watch: Police attempt to dismantle a barricade at the UCLA encampment

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  • Protesters remain on UCLA campus after police order to disperse

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  • Counter-protesters threw fireworks, tear gas at encampment, UCLA student says 

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Johnson calls for Columbia University president to ‘bring order to this chaos’

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Speaker Mike Johnson addressed the ongoing protests at Columbia University, where he called for the college’s president Nemat “Minouche” Shafik to resign. The speaker was met with several “boos” from protesters throughout his remarks