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Columbia University in New York set a deadline for administrators and anti-Israel protesters to reach an agreement to end the encampment on campus, as a police presence is standing by at the university.University President Minouche Shafik initially set a deadline of midnight for an agreement with student organizers that must include dismantling the encampment, dispersing and following university policies going forward.Shafik said in a message to the university community Tuesday night that if discussions are unsuccessful, administrators would have to "consider alternative options for clearing the West Lawn and restoring calm to campus so that students can complete the term

A Washington state mother was accused of savagely murdering her 4-year-old son by stabbing her young child 41 times, according to court documents obtained by Fox 13.Janet Garcia, 27, was charged with first-degree murder on Friday in the death of her son, Ariel Garcia, in Everett, Washington in March 27.Charging documents initially identified 16 "sharp force wounds," but an autopsy determined there were 41.WASHINGTON MOTHER ACCUSED OF KILLING, STABBING 4-YEAR-OLD SON 16 TIMES: REPORTAt Garcia's arraignment on Monday, prosecutors argued the number of stab wounds showed the attack against Ariel was "prolonged," the Everett Herald reported. The autopsy said Ariel died

Anti-Israel agitators staged a "sedar on the street" protest in front of the Brooklyn home of Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer in protest of American support for Israel.The protests came after the Senate passed a $95 billion emergency foreign aid package to Israel, Gaza and Ukraine.Organized by pro-Palestinian groups, the protest was described as a "seder on the street" for the second night of the week-long Jewish Passover.Photos from the protest showed large groups of demonstrators gathering in front of Schumer's Brooklyn, New York home.COLUMBIA UNIVERSITY RESPONDS AFTER ROBERT KRAFT SAYS HE'S PULLING SUPPORT OVER ANTISEMITIC VIOLENCEThe protesters urged Schumer

Barry Manilow recalled how he initially didn't think one of his most iconic songs would be a hit.During an interview with NBC News, the 80-year-old singer explained that he "never" knows when a song he creates will become a success."I just write them. And if I'm lucky, I make a great record out of it. And that's it. That's all I know," Manilow said.BARRY MANILOW'S HISTORY WRITING JINGLES FOR MAJOR BRANDS BEFORE HIS BIG BREAKManilow was then asked to name a song that he "really did not put money on.""'Copacabana,'" Manilow admitted of the 1978 classic that he co-wrote with

Rory McIlroy is expected to rejoin the PGA Tour’s Policy Board months after his surprising resignation from his position as player director, according to multiple reports. McIlroy, who resigned in November citing "personal and professional commitments," is expected to rejoin pending the board’s approval, a decision that could come as early as this week, ESPN reported Tuesday. He will reportedly replace seven-time PGA Tour winner Webb Simpson as a player director. A source told The Associated Press Webb submitted a letter saying he wants to resign as a player director but only if McIlroy replaces him.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON

Mayor Eric Adams and New York City Police Department top brass condemned "outside agitators" fanning the flames of anti-Israel protests at Columbia and New York University, as police made more arrests.At his usual Tuesday press conference from City Hall, Adams, a Democrat and former police officer, praised the NYPD's response. "We can't have outside agitators come in and be destructive to our city," Adams said. "Someone wanted something to happen at that protest at NYU." "People who peacefully protest for an issue, they're not throwing bottles in chairs," the mayor added. "And so we know that we have acknowledged and saw across

A Democratic state senator in Minnesota was charged with first-degree burglary on Tuesday after authorities say she broke into her stepmother's house where the lawmaker claimed she was trying to get her late father's belongings, including his ashes.Sen. Nicole Mitchell, 49, was booked into the Becker County Jail on Monday for a suspected first-degree burglary offense, according to online jail records.A homeowner on the 700 block of Granger Road in Detroit Lakes reported an active burglary to 911 around 4:45 a.m., Detroit Lakes Police Chief Steve Todd told FOX9 Minneapolis. During a search of the home, officers found Mitchell dressed in black

The judge presiding over former President Trump’s classified documents case unsealed a slew of documents Monday evening pertaining to the FBI’s investigation into the former president and the FBI’s raid on his Mar-a-Lago estate in 2022.U.S. District Judge Aileen Cannon ordered the release of the new documents, which provided a detailed look into the personnel involved in the raid on Mar-a-Lago and a play-by-play timeline of the raid. One of the documents is an FBI file that suggests the agency's investigation into Trump’s alleged mishandling of classified documents was dubbed "Plasmic Echo.""This document contains information that is restricted to case

A small, rural town in the Ozarks is grappling with finding a path forward after a Tyson Foods Inc. plant closure left nearly a third of its residents jobless. "The people around here are resilient," Noel Mayor Terry Lance told Fox News Digital. "I think a lot of the time you become as resilient as you have to be, and I'm not sure that that's unique to small town America even.""I feel like I see more energy as far as people wanting the town to go in — at least what I believe is — the right direction, than I have