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Police have person of interest in custody over Brown University deadly shooting — Libby O'Neill/Getty Images via Getty Images

US Politics · United States

Police have person of interest in custody over Brown University deadly shooting

45% Center coverage: 269 sources

Police in Rhode Island said early Sunday that they had a person of interest in custody over the shooting at Brown University campus that killed two people and wounded nine others. Police spokesperson Kristy dosReis confirmed the information. A news conference was called for 7 a.m. to provide more details.See the Story

Alan Garber to Continue as Harvard President Past 2027

Claudine Gay · Cambridge

Alan Garber to Continue as Harvard President Past 2027

43% Left coverage: 7 sources

Alan Garber will continue as Harvard University’s president indefinitely, according to an email sent by the Harvard Corporation on Monday.See the Story

Australia and the US Mourn Following Mass Shootings

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Australia and the US Mourn Following Mass Shootings

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Two mass shootings shattered peaceful communities on opposite sides of the world.Gunmen targeted a Hanukkah celebration at Sydney’s Bondi Beach on Sunday, killing at least 16 people and injuring more than three dozen.The attack, which Australian officials classified as an act of terrorism, has “changed Sydney forever,” especially its Jewish community, a Sydney Morning Herald reporter wrote.And at Brown University in the northeast US, a shooter k…See the Story

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