Democrats vote on Super Tuesday, President Trump has a phone call with a Taliban official, and U. President Eisgruber releases a letter updating the community on COVID-19
The U.S. State Department limits Chinese nationals in China's state media, the Taliban warned of renewed strikes, and students on campus protest violence in India.
Russia conducts an airstrike on Turkish forces in Idlib, the likely first case of community-spread COVID-19 in the U.S. appears in California, and the Princeton Debate Panel and Rikers Debate Project discuss enfranchisement of incarcerated individuals.
The Trump campaign files a lawsuit against The New York Times, ABC suspends a correspondent, and the U. releases the number of applicants for the Class of 2024.
The Class Day co-chairs announce the event's speaker, Democratic contenders debated again, and a Hong Kong bookseller was sentenced to 10 years in prison.
A live bat appears in McCosh 50, democrats debate, and China expels three reporters for a racist editorial headline in the Wall Street Journal.
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