AP NewsCast 3pm EDT
Summary
Cornell University faces scrutiny over its handling of a gang rape report, with faculty preparing a no-confidence resolution. Pope Leo is recovering well after lung cancer surgery, while New York City moves to ban horse-drawn carriages by 2028 following a fatal accident. Netflix announces it is laying off 6% of its workforce, and a court is evaluating how the 1988 Video Privacy Act applies to modern digital commerce.
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Cornell University gang rape scrutiny and Pope Leo recovery
Surgeon explains lung lobe removal recovery
New York City plans to ban horse-drawn carriages
Netflix lays off 6% of workforce ahead of earnings
Court weighs video rental privacy law in digital age
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