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TORONTO — A professor and two students were stabbed to death Wednesday during a class on "gender issues" at a university in the Canadian city of Waterloo and a suspect was detained, police said.The injuries were not life-threatening, police said, adding that the motive for the attack at the University of Waterloo was not immediately clear. The suspect was being questioned by investigators.“There are no further threats to public safety, either on campus or outside of the broader community at this time,” the Waterloo Regional Police Service Superintendent said. said Shaena Morris at a press conference.Nick Manning, associate vice president…

A gunman who opened fire at the US consulate in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, and a local security guard working at the consulate were killed in an exchange of fire on Wednesday, the State Department said.The motive for the attack was not immediately clear, the department said.The consulate was closed when the shooting took place and no Americans or US personnel were injured, he said.The assailant was killed by Saudi security forces, the State Department said, referring questions to Saudi authorities, which it said were investigating.Saudi Arabia's state news agency, citing Saudi police, said the man had gotten out of a…

The "Baby Gronk" phenomenon finally hit the real Gronk recently, when the retired tight end was asked about the social media sensation at Tight End University.Jake San Miguel, the father of the 10-year-old boy, helped his son Madden amass more than 327,000 followers on social media. When San Miguel stepped into the spotlight earlier this month, the story of him and his drive to make his son a huge social media star didn't exactly reach soccer fans.CLICK HERE FOR MORE SPORTS COVERAGE ON FOXNEWS.COM Tampa Bay Buccaneers Rob Gronkowski, #87, victorious after scoring a touchdown against the Kansas City Chiefs…

Impending Supreme Court affirmative action ruling has elite universities on edgeThe end of June is normally a peaceful time on college campuses. Not this year.On Zoom calls, in breakout groups and on text message chains, elite school officials are anxiously preparing. In a matter of days, the Supreme Court could bar them from considering race as a factor in the admissions process.“The truth is that many colleges and universities have been preparing for this day for a long time,” Danielle Holley, incoming president of Mount Holyoke College in western Massachusetts, said in an interview. Holley, who has been dean of…