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44 articles about 39 events for “Student Threats Against Trump” in Politics.
“Abdul El-Sayed As a medical student, El-Sayed—Michigan’s incoming U.S. senator—helped take care of a woman who had fallen and hit her head.”
“The Pedophile Protection Party… Democrats offered a glimpse of the accountability that’s likely coming over the Epstein cover-up: new allegations of rape against Trump and evidence that strongly suggests Epstein introduced Melania to Trump.”
“Asked whether he planned to take a tougher line against Iran, US President Donald Trump gave an ambiguous answer, saying he would examine the matter and act if needed.”
“Carney has shown courage in standing up to Trump, given that he doesn’t have China’s dominance of strategic minerals to use as leverage against Trump’s trade threats and that he knows that the relative sizes of the two economies – America’s dwarfs Canada’s –…”
“US President Donald Trump's trade war and persistent threats have accelerated efforts by Canada and Europe to reduce their dependence on Washington and strengthen their economic and security ties.”
“He spent so much time in detention that fellow students nicknamed the punishment DTs — short for ‘Donny Trumps.’””
“It pits a 63-year-old former FBI agent and former congressman who has strong backing from President Trump against a charismatic doctor and political newcomer who, if elected, would become the first Muslim U.S. senator in American history.”
“…he Hague-based rights group Global Rights Compliance (GRC) said North Korea was pocketing much of the workers’ wages, while labourers were forced to work 12-hour shifts with just two days off a month under threats of punishment against them and their…”
“Three college students face federal charges over alleged threats against Trump ahead of campus rally By Jasmine Baehr, Fox News Published Oct. 3, 2026, 2:47 a.m.”
“Three University of South Alabama students were arrested Friday over alleged threats against President Donald Trump ahead of his evening rally on the Mobile campus, a source familiar with the matter told Fox News.”
“Trump, who spent the day raging against his political enemies as he faced an avalanche of legal blowback and criticism for his latest threats to media outlets, called the mayor’s residence a “beautiful place” that “feels like a home” during brief and peculiar…”
“Trump, who spent the day raging against his political enemies as he faced an avalanche of legal blowback and criticism for his latest threats to media outlets, called the mayor’s residence a “beautiful place” that “feels like a home” during brief and peculiar…”
“Since retaking office, Trump has wielded aggressive rhetoric and tariff policy against the E.U. and Canada.”
“President Donald Trump’s trade war and annexation threats against Canada intensify.”
“Late last month, a federal judge ruled against his deportation, finding that the Trump administration had violated the constitutional rights of international students when it sought to punish them, including Khalil, for criticising Israel’s genocidal war on…”
“…US green card holder of Palestinian descent, was a graduate student at Columbia’s School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA) when he was arrested at his university apartment by federal immigration agents in March 2025, the first of a number of foreign…”
“Now – after nearly two years of protests that were met with detentions on trumped-up evidence, illegal surveillance, threats and job losses – it seems they might have a chance to fulfil their wish of bringing Europe to Serbia.”
“In the news, Trump’s abandonment of the traditional allies of the United States to embrace Vladimir Putin and Russia remains front and center.”
“France has been ravaged by violent rioting and looting during nationwide protests against living costs and poor conditions in schools.”
“Student unions and groups from the " yellow vest " movement, whose protests over fuel prices shook France in 2018 and 2019, have called for another day of protests Saturday.”
“With CJP leadership in judicial custody or under threat of detention, one name has fast become synonymous with the demonstrations: student leader Neha Bora, who prefers to use the pronoun they/them.”
“…t six sitting members of Congress over a social media video Trump didn’t like, brought an indictment they now admit was bogus against an Olympic canoeist over a botched installation job at the Reflecting Pool and indicted the former director of the FBI over…”
“"Like everyone in history, from Trump to Moses, there are slips of the tongue that are a bit less good.”
““A vote against Canada is a dangerous bluff,” the PM warned in his speech, adding, “There are some outside our borders who are working to break us so they can own us.””
“Ignorance and inexperience do not inoculate you against corruption.”
“Everyone except the die-hard faithful now realizes that Donald Trump’s second presidency is a colossal failure.”
“While heavy fighter jets can intercept larger threats, they represent a severe cost mismatch when deployed against tiny, low-flying surveillance drones.”
“Thousands of Brazilian students marched in downtown Rio de Janeiro on Wednesday (October 7, 2026) to protest against the possibility of Flávio Bolsonaro winning the presidency, after the far-right candidate received more votes than incumbent and left-leaning…”
“Trump, whose trade war and annexation threats have infuriated Canadians.”
“Woman in Cornell rape allegations case targeted with threats, her lawyer says The woman who has alleged that she was drugged and raped by Cornell University students has been the target of threats, her lawyer said.”
“…ayed on this New Jersey field or, just down the road, walked the hallways of his old high school, where he served not only as its valedictorian, but student council president, editor of the student newspaper and a key member of both the debate and track…”
“Morton, an independent who voted for Donald Trump in 2024, is leaning toward backing third-party candidates in races for the House and the Senate this year.”
“The United States Senate has blocked a resolution that would have required President Donald Trump’s administration to report on the killing of nine Americans in the occupied West Bank and on Israel’s treatment of Palestinian children in military detention.”
“When he appeared before the state Senate that day to testify against the new redistricting plans, he was joined by three other veteran Black politicians.”
“This is just another false narrative to try and demonize our brave ICE law enforcement who are facing a 1,300% increase in assaults against them and an 8,000% increase in death threats.”
“…here was widespread antisemitic violence, intimidation, and threats on college campuses after Oct. 7, 2023, and instead think that university officials and later the Trump administration had no justification for clamping down on what they perceive as peaceful…”
“His latest book is Profiles in Cowardice: A Study of Collaboration in the Trump Era.”
“And can Trump actually issue $5,000 checks?”
““I was a first-generation college student, and I worked my entire life to be an English professor,” said Taylor, who has spent most of the last year scrolling bare job boards since leaving Presbyterian College.”
“Alshareef is not asking anyone to soften the fight against terrorism or conceal the ideology that fuels it.”
“When the protests erupted, Trump warned authorities against firing on demonstrators and portrayed himself as a defender of the Iranian people.”
“… such as education, where it hopes to achieve goals such as creating separate classrooms for refugees, normalizing relations with Russia through student exchange programs and promoting a patriotism agenda that includes focusing less on the country's Nazi…”
“A surge in student violence at Canadian schools Data from across the country gathered by The Globe show that acts of violence against elementary and high school teachers are on the rise.”
“… immigrants have previously been detained in the US over their political activism – most notably the Palestinian student Mahmoud Khalil for protesting against the war in Gaza – Coral’s case is being seen as the first involving remarks about a foreign…”