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The Republican National Committee’s headquarters in Washington, United States was briefly evacuated and put on lockdown, on Wednesday (May 22) morning after it received two vials of blood after former US President Donald Trump took over the national party apparatus in March. The Associated Press citing sources said that the vials had been addressed to the presumptive presidential nominee.&nbsp;

<h2>What we know about the incident</h2>

A report by the Guardian citing eyewitnesses said that several hazmat trucks that are equipped with tools to handle hazardous materials were seen outside the RNC building which is near the US Capitol at around 8:00 am (local time).&nbsp;

The RNC office received a package containing two vials of blood, a Chinese philosophy text, and two ice packs and they are currently investigating the source of the package, said the Capitol Police spokeswoman Brianna Burch.&nbsp;

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Earlier on Wednesday, Burch had incorrectly described the text that was in the package as a “Korean bible.” It was also unclear if anyone came into contact with the blood and to whom it belonged.

A report by AP citing an anonymous source said that the vials were addressed to Trump.&nbsp;

The substance was cleared, but the area around the building remained cordoned off which has led to road closures on nearby streets, reported NBC news.&nbsp;

Earlier on Wednesday, the police had issued a statement advising people to avoid the block where the RNC’s headquarters is located “due to law enforcement activity.”

The lockdown notice came when House Republicans were due to meet in the building for their weekly conference. It was not immediately clear if any lawmaker was present when the incident was reported.&nbsp;

<h2>‘Revolting attack’</h2>

RNC chair Michael Whatley decried the “revolting attack” while blaming the “fringe-left” and US President Joe Biden’s supporters and said that the party remains “unintimidated and undeterred” without offering any more details about the incident.

Meanwhile, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre called the incident “concerning” and said that the Biden administration condemns any political violence, threats, or intimidation.&nbsp;

“That has no place in any community or certainly in our political discourse, and it is important that we continue to repeat that,” she added.&nbsp;

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The incident comes months after Trump handpicked the leadership and completed his takeover of the national party as he closes in on a third GOP presidential nomination.

The former president appointed his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, as the party’s national vice chair and ex-GOP chairman of North Carolina Whatley as RNC chairman.&nbsp;

The incident also took place less than two months from the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, where Trump is slated to become the party’s official 2024 nominee.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

The Republican National Committee’s headquarters in Washington, United States was briefly evacuated and put on lockdown, on Wednesday (May 22) morning after it received two vials of blood after former US President Donald Trump took over the national party apparatus in March.

The Republican National Committee’s headquarters in Washington, United States was briefly evacuated and put on lockdown, on Wednesday (May 22) morning after it received two vials of blood after former US President Donald Trump took over the national party apparatus in March. The Associated Press citing sources said that the vials had been addressed to the presumptive presidential nominee. What we know about the incident A report by the Guardian citing eyewitnesses said that several hazmat trucks that are equipped with tools to handle hazardous materials were seen outside the RNC building which is near the US Capitol at around 8:00 am (local time). The RNC office received a package containing two vials of blood, a Chinese philosophy text, and two ice packs and they are currently investigating the source of the package, said the Capitol Police spokeswoman Brianna Burch. Also Read | US opposes recognition of Palestinian state, Israel calls it ‘reward for terror’ Earlier on Wednesday, Burch had incorrectly described the text that was in the package as a “Korean bible.” It was also unclear if anyone came into contact with the blood and to whom it belonged. A report by AP citing an anonymous source said that the vials were addressed to Trump. The substance was cleared, but the area around the building remained cordoned off which has led to road closures on nearby streets, reported NBC news. Earlier on Wednesday, the police had issued a statement advising people to avoid the block where the RNC’s headquarters is located “due to law enforcement activity.” The lockdown notice came when House Republicans were due to meet in the building for their weekly conference. It was not immediately clear if any lawmaker was present when the incident was reported. ‘Revolting attack’ RNC chair Michael Whatley decried the “revolting attack” while blaming the “fringe-left” and US President Joe Biden’s supporters and said that the party remains “unintimidated and undeterred” without offering any more details about the incident. Meanwhile, White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre called the incident “concerning” and said that the Biden administration condemns any political violence, threats, or intimidation. “That has no place in any community or certainly in our political discourse, and it is important that we continue to repeat that,” she added. Also Read | Three Indian-origin students killed, two injured in road accident in US The incident comes months after Trump handpicked the leadership and completed his takeover of the national party as he closes in on a third GOP presidential nomination. The former president appointed his daughter-in-law, Lara Trump, as the party’s national vice chair and ex-GOP chairman of North Carolina Whatley as RNC chairman. The incident also took place less than two months from the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee, where Trump is slated to become the party’s official 2024 nominee. (With inputs from agencies)

Republican National Committee HQ evacuated after receiving vials of blood addressed to Trump

In Iran's Birjand, thousands of people on Thursday (May 23) converged to take part in the funeral procession of the late President Ebrahim Raisi.

<h2>Mourners pay their final respects</h2>

Footage, and images from the scene, show crowds marching next to a vehicle carrying Raisi's coffin through a wide road. Mourners can also be seen holding pictures and banners of Raisi, with some throwing flowers.

The commemoration, as per Reuters, comes before the late president’s burial in his eastern home city of Mashhad. Before this, a funeral ceremony and prayers&nbsp;were held in the Iranian capital, Tehran. The ceremony was led by Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and was attended by 40 foreign dignitaries including officials from Iraq, Pakistan, Qatar, Turkey, Egypt, Tunisia, Kuwait, Russia, China, Armenia and Azerbaijan, reported the State media.

<h2>Cause of Ebrahim Raisi's Copter Unknown</h2>

On Sunday (May 19) Raisi, along with Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, and six other passengers and crew were killed in a helicopter crash.&nbsp;

Their aircraft, a US-made Bell 212 helicopter, crashed in the mountains near the Azerbaijan border over the weekend, on Sunday. Its charred remains were found early on Monday.

As per reports, Iran is yet to provide any official word on what may have caused the chopper to crash. The US has denied any involvement in the incident.

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On Monday (May 20), responding to a question on whether he was concerned that Tehran might blame Washington for the crash, US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin during a press briefing said: "The United States had no part to play in that crash."

"I can't speculate on what may have been the cause," he added.&nbsp;

He also played down any concerns that the helicopter crash might have any security implications in the Middle East.

"I don't necessarily see any broader, regional security impact at this point," said Austin.

Elections to choose a new president will be held on June 28, according to the state media. In the meantime, Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has appointed First Vice President Mohammad Mokhber as the interim president of Iran. Additionally, Iran's top nuclear negotiator Ali Bagheri has been appointed as acting foreign minister.&nbsp;

(With inputs from agencies)

In Iran's Birjand, thousands of people on Thursday (May 23) converged to take part in the funeral procession of the late President Ebrahim Raisi. Mourners pay their final respects Footage, and images from the scene, show crowds marching next to a vehicle carrying Raisi's coffin through a wide road.

In Iran's Birjand, thousands of people on Thursday (May 23) converged to take part in the funeral procession of the late President Ebrahim Raisi. Mourners pay their final respects Footage, and images from the scene, show crowds marching next to a vehicle carrying Raisi's coffin through a wide road. Mourners can also be seen holding pictures and banners of Raisi, with some throwing flowers. The commemoration, as per Reuters, comes before the late president’s burial in his eastern home city of Mashhad. Before this, a funeral ceremony and prayers were held in the Iranian capital, Tehran. The ceremony was led by Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and was attended by 40 foreign dignitaries including officials from Iraq, Pakistan, Qatar, Turkey, Egypt, Tunisia, Kuwait, Russia, China, Armenia and Azerbaijan, reported the State media. Cause of Ebrahim Raisi's Copter Unknown On Sunday (May 19) Raisi, along with Iranian Foreign Minister Hossein Amirabdollahian, and six other passengers and crew were killed in a helicopter crash. Their aircraft, a US-made Bell 212 helicopter, crashed in the mountains near the Azerbaijan border over the weekend, on Sunday. Its charred remains were found early on Monday. As per reports, Iran is yet to provide any official word on what may have caused the chopper to crash. The US has denied any involvement in the incident. Also read | Iran turned to US for assistance after Raisi helicopter crash; 'logistical issues' impeded help On Monday (May 20), responding to a question on whether he was concerned that Tehran might blame Washington for the crash, US Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin during a press briefing said: "The United States had no part to play in that crash." "I can't speculate on what may have been the cause," he added. He also played down any concerns that the helicopter crash might have any security implications in the Middle East. "I don't necessarily see any broader, regional security impact at this point," said Austin. Elections to choose a new president will be held on June 28, according to the state media. In the meantime, Iran's supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei has appointed First Vice President Mohammad Mokhber as the interim president of Iran. Additionally, Iran's top nuclear negotiator Ali Bagheri has been appointed as acting foreign minister. (With inputs from agencies)

Thousands gather to bid farewell to Ebrahim Raisi in Iran's Birjand

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New York University students suspended for participating in pro-Palestinian protests have been asked to complete "morality and ethics" assignments or face expulsion. Dozens of students have received a 49-page Ethos Integrity Series paper designed to teach them about "ethical decision-making," which includes lessons from The Simpsons.

Last month, police arrested about 100 protestors and dismantled a "Gaza Solidarity" encampment they had set up on campus. The students were accused of violating school policies, including "antagonising behaviour" and "unauthorised use of school spaces" during the protests.

While university officials decided not to press charges, they are requiring the students to complete the ethics assignment before they can resume their studies.

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<h2>Content of the ethics paper</h2>

The ethics paper includes links to the American Declaration of Independence and the Boy Scouts of America website. Students must also read the Wikipedia page for the Ten Commandments and watch the episode "Lisa Gets an A" from season ten of The Simpsons, in which Lisa cheats on an exam.

They must answer 12 questions about the episode, including whether Principal Skinner made ethical decisions. Additionally, the students received a "reflection paper" from the student conduct department with questions such as: "What have you done, or need still to do, to make things right?" They were also asked to identify "who was affected by the incident," including "society as a whole" and "property."

One second-year student from the Middle East on a scholarship expressed feeling "deeply uncomfortable" completing the paper but felt compelled to do so to graduate, reported The Times. Others plan to file grievances with the university, arguing that the assignments amount to forced confessions.

A university spokesman defended the reflection assignments as "a vital lesson."

"In addition to disciplinary measures, college conduct processes are also meant to be educational. The reflection paper assignment and the reading assignments are a widespread and common practice in higher ed conduct offices. The point of these essays is to reflect upon how a student’s expression of their values might be having an impact on other members of the NYU community. We think that’s a worthwhile goal," he said.

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“However, that is not to say that the specific assignments couldn’t be improved. In fact, in conjunction with NYU faculty experts whom we hope to convene, the staff in the Office of Student Conduct will begin taking a look at what might be done to improve the quality of the prompts for the reflection papers, as well as the other educational assignments,” the spokesperson added.

(With inputs from agencies)

New York University students suspended for participating in pro-Palestinian protests have been asked to complete "morality and ethics" assignments or face expulsion.

New York University students suspended for participating in pro-Palestinian protests have been asked to complete "morality and ethics" assignments or face expulsion. Dozens of students have received a 49-page Ethos Integrity Series paper designed to teach them about "ethical decision-making," which includes lessons from The Simpsons. Last month, police arrested about 100 protestors and dismantled a "Gaza Solidarity" encampment they had set up on campus. The students were accused of violating school policies, including "antagonising behaviour" and "unauthorised use of school spaces" during the protests. While university officials decided not to press charges, they are requiring the students to complete the ethics assignment before they can resume their studies. Also read | Israeli hostages’ families release chilling footage of female IDF soldiers’ abduction by Hamas Content of the ethics paper The ethics paper includes links to the American Declaration of Independence and the Boy Scouts of America website. Students must also read the Wikipedia page for the Ten Commandments and watch the episode "Lisa Gets an A" from season ten of The Simpsons, in which Lisa cheats on an exam. They must answer 12 questions about the episode, including whether Principal Skinner made ethical decisions. Additionally, the students received a "reflection paper" from the student conduct department with questions such as: "What have you done, or need still to do, to make things right?" They were also asked to identify "who was affected by the incident," including "society as a whole" and "property." One second-year student from the Middle East on a scholarship expressed feeling "deeply uncomfortable" completing the paper but felt compelled to do so to graduate, reported The Times. Others plan to file grievances with the university, arguing that the assignments amount to forced confessions. A university spokesman defended the reflection assignments as "a vital lesson." "In addition to disciplinary measures, college conduct processes are also meant to be educational. The reflection paper assignment and the reading assignments are a widespread and common practice in higher ed conduct offices. The point of these essays is to reflect upon how a student’s expression of their values might be having an impact on other members of the NYU community. We think that’s a worthwhile goal," he said. Also watch | Israel war cabinet approves new guidelines for negotiators to resume truce talks with Hamas “However, that is not to say that the specific assignments couldn’t be improved. In fact, in conjunction with NYU faculty experts whom we hope to convene, the staff in the Office of Student Conduct will begin taking a look at what might be done to improve the quality of the prompts for the reflection papers, as well as the other educational assignments,” the spokesperson added. (With inputs from agencies)

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