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Harvard students protested after the White House threatened to revoke the university's ability to enroll international students.
A final motions hearing was held Wednesday in the Karen Read trial as attorneys and Judge Beverly Cannone sorted out remaining issues before opening statements begin on Tuesday.
A jury was seated Tuesday in the high-profile Karen Read trial after 10 days and opening statements are set to take place in one week.
Jury selection in the high-profile Karen Read trial will continue on Tuesday for a 10th day in a Dedham, Massachusetts courtroom after the process failed to increase the jury on Monday.
Karen Read says speaking out to the media is her version of testifying. Some defense attorneys say it's a bad idea.
In a new Vanity Fair article released Thursday, Karen Read again reveals how she feels about her case, the investigation, and police in general.
Jury selection continued Thursday in the Karen Read trial, with opening statements potentially just days away in Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts.
Karen Read's trial will not be paused while a determination is made if the United States Supreme Court will take up her appeal on double jeopardy claims.
With a jury nearing completion, Karen Read expects opening statements could begin on Tuesday.
Karen Read is asking the United States Supreme Court to delay her state trial until they decide if they will hear her appeal on double jeopardy issues.
Jury selection in Karen Read's second trial enters a second week Monday at Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts.
The first week of jury selection wrapped up inside a Massachusetts courtroom in the Karen Read trial.
Karen Read has appealed her case to the highest court possible, the U.S. Supreme Court.
The jury in the high-profile Karen Read murder trial has reached 10 people after the third day of selection on Thursday in Norfolk Superior Court in Dedham, Massachusetts.
A group of "Free Karen Read" supporters have filed a lawsuit in federal court, arguing that a court mandated buffer zone violates their constitutional rights.