What the Trump Administration Should Do With Columbia’s $430 Million

Was Columbia University president Katrina Armstrong lying when she committed to a series of “decisive actions” to combat anti-Semitism on campus, including “immediately strengthening our processes for enforcement of rules on demonstrations, identification and masking”? Or was she lying when she told Columbia faculty members, behind closed doors, that “there is no change to masking

Violence Targeting Tesla Escalates in US, Canada

A nationwide arson and vandalism spree against Tesla dealerships and vehicles highlights growing opposition to the company’s CEO. TEMPE, Ariz.—After Tesla CEO Elon Musk became the head of the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the electric vehicle company, by proxy, has been subjected to growing violence by militant opponents of the federal government program cuts

Senate Repeals Biden-Era Rule Capping Bank Overdraft Fees

The limit was part of the Biden administration’s broader campaign against ‘junk fees.’ The Senate scrapped a rule finalized under former President Joe Biden capping bank overdraft fees. In a 52-48 vote on March 27, lawmakers overturned the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau’s final rule, which would have limited overdraft charges to $5 for financial institutions

Trump Revokes Security Clearances for Law Firm That Hired Robert Mueller

The president accused WilmerHale of engaging in ‘obvious partisan representations to achieve political ends.’ President Donald Trump issued a proclamation on March 27 suspending security clearances held by WilmerHale lawyers due to activities that he deemed “detrimental to critical American interests.” The order directs government agencies to revoke security clearances for WilmerHale employees, terminate any contracts