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University of Arizona fraternity case Ended

First reported Oct 20, 9:32 PM ET by New York Post · ended after 106 hours

University of Arizona student alleges she was sexually assaulted by 2 men at fraternity house (opens the original story in a new tab)

New York PostOct 20, 9:32 PM

6 / 27 outletsNot yet: The New York Times, Business Insider, Fox News, Newsweek +17
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6 outlets, in order of their first story; headlines link to the original · 1 more on YouTube only

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Not yet: The New York Times, Business Insider, Fox News, Newsweek, CNN, NBC News, Los Angeles Times, Bloomberg, Newsmax, The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, MS NOW, Politico, The Hill, USA Today, TIME, Vox, ABC News, Breitbart, CNBC, NTD

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5 posts from outlets’ official accounts · 204 likes in all

120 likes · 34 reposts

67 likes · 20 reposts

Arizona university suspends fraternity after rape allegation

Bluesky · Reuters · Oct 22, 12:25 PM

15 likes · 9 reposts

0 likes · 0 reposts

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