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Unpacking allegations FCC Chair Brendan Carr was in ‘sex trafficking cult’

The organization was an Alcoholics Anonymous group in Washington, D.C. Former members said Carr was part of the group, but wasn't abusive.

‘Ghoulish stuff’: Analysts aghast as Stephen Miller’s ‘unconscionable’ plans exposed

A little-known State Department agency called the Office of Remigration is paying hundreds of millions in taxpayer dollars to authoritarian governments around the world in exchange for accepting deportees who have no connection to those countries whatsoever, wrote Greg Sargent for The New Republic on…

One Nation

Political leanings: Republican 2024 total spending: $176.6 million One Nation is...

Researchers identify key metabolic regulators of drug resistance in the fight against pancreatic cancer

Team identified several therapeutic vulnerabilities of drug resistance that could be targeted to improve outcomes.

Brashear is elected to AAMC Council of Deans Administrative Board

Allison Brashear, MD, vice president for health sciences and dean of the Jacobs School of Medicine and Biomedical Sciences, has been elected to the AAMC Council of Deans Administrative Board. 

UB students create redevelopment plans for land adjacent to the Central Terminal

Graduate students have been crafting proposals to transform the land adjacent to the Central Terminal, which covers more than 16 acres, with forward-thinking redevelopment plans aimed at creating a more vibrant, inclusive and sustainable Broadway-Fillm...

Five Bulls Sign with NFL Teams

Five former University at Buffalo football players signed free agent contracts with NFL teams on Saturday. Quarterback Tyree Jackson, wide receiver Anthony Johnson, center James O'Hagan, defensive...

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Unpacking allegations FCC Chair Brendan Carr was in ‘sex trafficking cult’

The organization was an Alcoholics Anonymous group in Washington, D.C. Former members said Carr was part of the group, but wasn't abusive.

‘Ghoulish stuff’: Analysts aghast as Stephen Miller’s ‘unconscionable’ plans exposed

A little-known State Department agency called the Office of Remigration is paying hundreds of millions in taxpayer dollars to authoritarian governments around the world in exchange for accepting deportees who have no connection to those countries whatsoever, wrote Greg Sargent for The New Republic on…

One Nation

Political leanings: Republican 2024 total spending: $176.6 million One Nation is...

Subsidy after subsidy for Aud housing project

Construction has begun at the site of the former...