Ibrahim Bharmal will use the money to spend a year ‘serving the public interest’ at CAIR’s California chapter Ibrahim Bharmal (Public Defender Service for the District of Columbia) The Harvard Law Review is awarding a $65,000 fellowship meant to serve “the public interest” to Ibrahim Bharmal, the Harvard Law School student who faced criminal charges
Newsom awarded nearly $200,000 to the Islamic Center of San Diego in March (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) California governor Gavin Newsom (D.) recently awarded taxpayer funds under a state antiterrorism program to a San Diego mosque that has been linked to 9/11 hijackers and whose imam defended the Hamas attack on Israel. Newsom, considered a top
Rep. Ilhan Omar (D., Minn.) on Thursday lashed out at a reporter who asked about her fellow Democratic lawmakers’ trips to El Salvador to advocate for deported illegal immigrant Kilmar Abrego Garcia, telling the reporter to “fuck off” twice before an aide cut off the exchange. “Do you think more of your Democratic colleagues should
Protesters were warned three times before police swarmed in Anti-Israel protester arrested at UCLA (SJP UCLA) UCLA police arrested three protesters Wednesday, including one who slapped an officer, as they tried to stage an unauthorized screening of a documentary glorifying last spring’s anti-Israel encampments that gripped campuses nationwide. Around 30 officers in riot gear descended
The deal will create an investment fund governed by Washington and Kyiv that will oversee all new natural resource projects in Ukraine. A new resource development deal between the United States and Ukraine will allow both countries to jointly invest in natural resource projects for decades to come. Officials from the U.S. Treasury Department said
More school boards are expected to oppose Washington state’s ‘gender inclusive’ mandates, which leverage state funding. Washington state’s education department is under investigation for allegedly violating privacy regulations, parents’ rights, and Title IX laws established to protect women’s equality in scholastic sports, federal officials announced this week. A Title IX special investigations team comprising Department of
The U.S. Treasury froze assets of a major Mexican cartel fuel-theft ring, sanctioning three brothers and two trucking firms tied to fentanyl trafficking. The Treasury Department on May 1 announced U.S. sanctions on three Mexican nationals and two Mexico-based transport companies that investigators say allegedly fed the fentanyl pipeline of Cártel de Jalisco Nueva Generación