News Wrap: Cornell says Sally Yates will review handling of sexual assault reports
Summary
Cornell University appointed former Deputy Attorney General Sally Yates to lead a review of how the school manages sexual assault reports. Christa Pike, a convicted inmate, is awake after a failed execution attempt, and President Trump faced criticism for comments about Iran threatening California cities.Key Facts
- Cornell chose Sally Yates to review its handling of campus sexual assault cases.
- Sally Yates is a former Deputy Attorney General of the U.S.
- Christa Pike survived a recent execution attempt and is now conscious and able to speak.
- The execution attempt on Pike was described as botched, meaning it did not go as planned.
- President Trump suggested that Iran could destroy two cities in California.
- These remarks from President Trump led to public criticism.
- The story covers issues related to higher education, criminal justice, and political statements.
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