In a new report on Columbia University’s protest policies, the Ivy League school’s Task Force on Antisemitism declined to say whether calls for “intifada” violate school rules, saying that while some students “feel strongly” that the chant invokes genocide, others feel strongly that it does not. The report, released Monday, is the task force’s first
Margaret Parsons, one of three dermatologists at a 20-person practice in Sacramento, California, is in a bind. Since a Feb. 21 cyberattack on a previously obscure medical payment processing company, Change Healthcare, Parsons said, she and her colleagues haven’t been able to electronically bill for their services. She heard Noridian Healthcare Solutions, California’s Medicare payment
Michael Whatley and Lara Trump are expected to take the reins of the national party with the intention of invigorating its effort to reelect President Trump. HOUSTON—The Republican National Committee is expected to elect a new chair and co-chair at its spring meeting here on March 8, ratifying the choices former President Donald Trump announced
The independent presidential candidate said Americans are tired of divisiveness and want an alternative to President Biden and President Trump. Before President Joe Biden repeatedly attacked his “predecessor, a former Republican president” during his State of the Union address, and President Donald Trump responded by labeling it “an angry, polarizing, and hate-filled speech,” Robert F.
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Illegal migrants are no longer camping out in Chicago's major airports after a Senate committee probed the issue.
Sen. Rand Paul has introduced a bill that would force federal employees to disclose royalties they receive from new medical innovations.