In certain group chats in American politics, Nazism is en vogue. One such instance occurred with a chat affiliated with the Young Republicans group, some of whom worked for elected officials. Another involved Paul Ingrassia, the White House liaison to the Department of Homeland Security nominated for a Senate-confirmed position in the White House Office...
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At 29-floors building would still be Evanston’s tallest.
One co-defendant already there, another is under suspension.
Northwestern interim President Henry Bienen aims to step down from his role by late spring, he told The Daily in an Oct. 17 interview. “I did this once before, as you all know,” Bienen said. “The life tables tell me I won’t do it another 15 years like I did last time.” On Sept. 4,...
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Former Evanston/Skokie School District 65 Superintendent Devon Horton pleaded not guilty to 17 counts of embezzlement, tax fraud and wire fraud at his arraignment at Everett McKinley Dirksen United States Courthouse on Thursday morning. On Oct. 8, The U.S. attorney’s office for the Northern District of Illinois filed charges against Horton and three men described...
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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act, enacted on July 4, 2025, included multiple changes to federal financial aid. Specifically, the bill decreased student loan borrowing limits and overhauled income-based loan repayment plans. For undergraduate students, the Pell Grant and Parent PLUS Loans are the most drastically impacted. For graduate students, the OBBBA has eliminated Grad...
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Northwestern introduced an early decision option for the 2025-26 transfer application cycle, a binding application that requires attendance if accepted. Applications are due March 2, one month before regular decision transfer applications. The change comes a year after the University of Chicago introduced the same option. For first year students, early decision applicants to NU...
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Over the last three years, Weinberg senior Maggie Schneider has spent most of her Tuesday evenings at Bob’s Pizza, taking part in the bar’s beloved Tuesday Trivia Nights. The pizza joint will close at the end of the month after four years at 616 Davis St. Following the closure of Reza’s Restaurant and Lounge last...
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Poplar Pastries officially opened its doors Thursday, joining the Central Street community after months of delay. Run by married duo Ian Willa and Georgia Peters, the bakery specializes in homemade seasonal pastries and desserts. The shop currently carries a variety of fall flavors, from apple pie scrolls to cardamom buns. Willa, who has been a...
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This review contains spoilers. Season 3 of Netflix’s “The Diplomat,” released on Oct. 16, deftly blends the personal and the political with poignant scenes that entwine diplomacy with the complexities of love and lust. Desire and ambition clash at every turn. The season picks up immediately after the finale of Season 2: President Rayburn (Michael...
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