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A billboard that popped up in Times Square proclaiming “Jesus is Palestinian” was slammed by onlookers as an inflammatory and divisive prop that does nothing more than “stir the pot” at Christmas. The ...

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The ACC holidays might be a little frosty this year between Notre Dame and its conference for non-football sports. According to Notre Dame athletic director Pete Bevacqua, the blatant politicking done ...

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