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The video appears to have resurfaced after a conspiracy Twitter account tweeted the video on Monday afternoon. Contrary to the TSA — which is run by the Trump administration — the account claimed, without evidence, that the boy had been "detained" and that the TSA agent had "fondled" the boy.According to the boy's mother in 2017, he had not been detained by the TSA — the family was given the option to leave the airport if they did not agree to the search. In addition, the video was consistent with the description of a pat down provided on the TSA's website.The video was retweeted 4,000 times from the conspiracy Twitter account. It then caught the eye of Woods, an outspoken conservative and Trump supporter. His tweet got the video 6,000 more retweets. Larry the Cable Guy then retweeted James Woods' version of the tweet early Tuesday morning, spreading it further. Trump's Tuesday evening tweet has now been retweeted 15,000 times. Since the video resurfaced on Monday, it's been viewed about 3.5 million times. Alex Hider is a writer for the E.W. Scripps National Desk. Follow him on Twitter @alexhider. 1114

The university recently received another report, which concentrated on the football program as a whole.It found the Maryland football team did not have a "toxic culture," but "did have a culture where problems festered because too many players feared speaking out." It also said Durkin and leadership in the athletics department failed to properly supervise Court, the strength coach.The school announced Durkin and Athletic Director Damon Evans would keep their jobs.In a statement Tuesday, the regents said the university has created an independent monitor to oversee athletic reforms at the College Park campus."After taking the time necessary to gather and thoroughly review the facts, and based on what we know today, the board of regents believes that the university bears responsibility for what happened to Mr. McNair, and will live up to its responsibility," regents Chairman James T. Brady said. "In the coming weeks, I expect the Office of the Attorney General will conclude its legal review and advise the university and system as to next steps."Brady told reporters: "We believe coach Durkin has been unfairly blamed for the dysfunction in the athletic department, and while he shares some responsibility, it is not fair to place all of it at his feet." 1266

The survey, which was open to all current Cal Poly students, staff and faculty, is part of the university’s “12-month call to action” launched in January. It includes a series of initiatives developed to achieve diversity and inclusion goals on campus, according to university officials.The results of the CPX survey are being released Thursday.Armstrong calls the work ahead for the university through the CPX process “critically important.”Cal Poly has also been working to enroll more minority students.The Cal Poly Opportunity Grant is a fee assessed to incoming out-of-state students. Phased in over four years, this fee aims to financially support qualified low-income and first-generation students who otherwise couldn’t afford to be a Mustang.This story was originally published on 790

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The social media company said that a lot of people are using the phrase; it automatically triggered their anti-spam technology and hid the posts. "We're aware that some people are incorrectly running into 'action blocked' messages when using the hashtag #blacklivesmatter, or resharing related posts," Instagram 312

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