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Hudson Crozier

Texas, The Swamp
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Foreign anti-police tech group announces it’s shutting down over Trump sanctions

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By Hudson Crozier
| Washington Examiner Verified
An Italy-based group is unable to keep providing digital tools to radical activists worldwide due to U.S. sanctions, the group announced on Sunday. The Autistici Inventati Collective, or A/I Collective, will soon “discontinue” its services after the Trump administration classified the group as a “Specially Designated Global Terrorist” in August, according to the announcement.
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Palestinian who says he can ’empathize’ with terrorists invited to Columbia University’s 9/11 event

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By Hudson Crozier
| Washington Examiner Verified
A Columbia University think tank invited a Hamas-sympathizing activist facing deportation to speak at an upcoming 9/11-themed event. The school’s Knight First Amendment Institute will feature Columbia graduate student Mohsen Mahdawi in one of several discussions on Sept. 10 marking the 25th anniversary of America’s “War on Terror,” according to an announcement from the institute.
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Rubio's plan to trust UN with US-funded aid faces security threats

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By Hudson Crozier
| Washington Examiner Verified
EXCLUSIVE — A U.N. agency trusted by the State Department faced dozens of security incidents that threatened U.S. aid in a three-month period, according to records obtained by the Washington Examiner. The U.N.’s Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs documented 48 reports of fraud, diversion, and other obstacles from April through June for U.S.-funded programs in 18 countries, a confidential OCHA report shows.
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Awards

RTDNA's Presidents Scholarship

2023 - Broadcast and Digital Journalism

Entry requirements: Resume, cover letter, letter of recommendation, and work samples

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Osborne and Dee Linguist Endowed Scholarship in Journalism

2023

Entry requirements: Essay and academic records