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Laicie Heeley

Laicie Heeley

Verified

Host of Things That Go Boom, Things That Go Boom

Washington

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Arts and Culture Politics EnvironmentAsian American Issues Education

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Mostly fashion.

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Content

Total articles 361

  • MAGA, Mahmoud Khalil, and the War for Free Speech on Campus

    By Laicie Heeley Verified| Ink Stick Media@ Mahmoud Khalil became the face of Palestinian rights at Columbia University when the Syria-born refugee refused to wear a mask and negotiated on behalf of the encampment with the University administration. Now the US wants to deport him using a deep-cut statute in the immigration act that gives the Secretary of State sweeping powers to decide who could have “adverse” foreign policy impacts on the United States. How did we get here?

    By Laicie Heeley Verified · Ink Stick Media

    Mar. 31, 2025

  • Hit Print for War

    By Laicie Heeley Verified| Ink Stick Media@ We bought a cheap 3D printer. Now what? Online SecurityPolicingGlobal Security PodcastReporting Pictures: Saw Wunna Date: March 17, 2025 Sorry, no results. Please try another keywordIf you live in the US, buying a gun can be as easy as going to Walmart. In countries with strict gun laws, such as most of Europe or Australia, you need a little more ingenuity.

    By Laicie Heeley Verified · Ink Stick Media

    Mar. 17, 2025

  • MAGA, Mahmoud Khalil, and the War for Free Speech on Campus

    By Laicie Heeley Verified| Ink Stick Media@ Mahmoud Khalil became the face of Palestinian rights at Columbia University when the Syria-born refugee refused to wear a mask and negotiated on behalf of the encampment with the University administration. Now the US wants to deport him using a deep-cut statute in the immigration act that gives the Secretary of State sweeping powers to decide who could have “adverse” foreign policy impacts on the United States. How did we get here?

    By Laicie Heeley Verified · Ink Stick Media

    Mar. 31, 2025

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Things That Go Boom

New Market, Maryland, United States