USA TODAYNowA professor slept in his office to protest antisemitism. He's not the only one.verified_publisherUSA TODAY - Zachary Schermele, Leora Arnowitz“I’ve been a professor for 33 years,” said one professor who specializes in Jewish studies. “The last term was the most difficult of my career.” A growing number of college professors in California will sleep in their offices overnight this week to protest the response to antisemitism on their …
USA TODAY1 hour ago'Guaranteed to see the eclipse': A plane might be the best place to see the phenomenonverified_publisherUSA TODAY - Zach WichterTravelers flying on April 8 may have a chance to see the total solar eclipse from the sky. Delta Air Lines is running two special flights to chase the path of totality, but many carriers, including Southwest and United, are advertising the regularly scheduled itineraries they have with the best …
USA TODAY2 hours agoSuspect accused of killing 3 Muslim men in Albuquerque found guilty of murderverified_publisherUSA TODAY - Thao NguyenA man was found guilty Monday of murder in one of three killings that sparked fear and widespread shock through a Muslim community in Albuquerque, New Mexico, during the summer of 2022. Muhammad Syed, 53, was convicted of first-degree murder in the death of Aftab Hussein, 41, according to the …
USA TODAY5 hours agoNCAA hit with another lawsuit, this time over prize money for college athletesverified_publisherUSA TODAY Sports - Brent SchrotenboerThe governing body of college sports has been fighting off an array of legal challenges that threaten its future. Now comes this lawsuit over prize money. The NCAA is being sued again over rules that restrict the earnings of college athletes, this time over prize money won by college athletes at …
USA TODAY7 hours agoKansas car dealer indicted for rolling back odometers as cases surge nationwideverified_publisherUSA TODAY - Thao NguyenA Kansas businessman who was indicted Monday on charges connected to altering vehicle odometers is the latest case of odometer fraud in the United States, a crime that costs American car buyers more than $1 billion annually, according to federal authorities. Adam Newbrey, 31, of Derby, Kansas, was …
USA TODAY7 hours agoRichard Simmons says he's 'not dying' after motivational social media post causes 'confusion'verified_publisherUSA TODAY - Edward SegarraRichard Simmons is apologizing after a motivational social media post drew concerns about his health. In an X post Monday, the fitness coach wrote that he was “dying” without providing any additional context about his statement. “I have some news to tell you. Please don’t be sad. I am ….dying,” …