Daily Digest Oct 29: Protesters Use Violent Rhetoric on College Campuses Ahead of Midterms, Property Taxes Up 31% in 6 Years
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Today's Digest covers campus protests, claims of election theft, Israel embargo, property taxes, Bitcoin fork, Lagarde exit, European decline, French speech bill, Israeli vote, AI grading, Queer Science, gas prices, and a ChatGPT lawsuit.
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