The Washington Free Beacon echoed “deeply antisemitic tropes” when it reported on liberal megadonor George Soros’s ties to a left-wing group that raised funds to bail out anti-Israel protesters, according to a report from a nonprofit led by Nina Jankowicz, the Biden administration’s would-be disinformation czar. The American Sunlight Project, Jankowicz’s newly-formed nonprofit, released that
The effort by President Biden’s campaign to target both supporters of former United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley and moderate Republicans in general is ramping up. The Biden-Harris campaign announced Thursday the hire of Austin Weatherford — longtime chief of staff to former Rep. Adam Kinzinger — as a “national Republican engagement director,” a Biden campaign
At Baker Heights Elementary, everything seems to be coming apart, and it’s Timothy Scott’s job to try to patch whatever’s broken — whether it be falling ceiling tiles or a water fountain falling off the wall. “It could be fixed, it could be repaired, but we’re pulling funding from the classroom,” Scott said. Baker, Louisiana,
Trump to hold first rally since “hush money” conviction – CBS News Watch CBS News Former President Donald Trump Thursday night will return to the campaign trail Thursday for the first time since he was found guilty of 34 counts of falsifying business documents in his New York criminal trial. Trump will hold a rally
Reps. Scott Perry (R-Pa.) and Ronny Jackson (R-Texas) announced that they would be joining the panel. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has filled two vacancies on the powerful House Intelligence Committee with Republican members who fall toward the right of their caucus. In separate statements posted to their websites, Reps. Scott Perry (R-Pa.) and Ronny
Reps. Scott Perry (R-Pa.) and Ronny Jackson (R-Texas) announced that they would be joining the panel. House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) has filled two vacancies on the powerful House Intelligence Committee with Republican members who fall toward the right of their caucus. In separate statements posted to their websites, Reps. Scott Perry (R-Pa.) and Ronny
The Columbia Law Review’s board of directors buckled to a group of student editors Thursday, restoring the Law Review’s website and publishing a controversial article without so much as an editor’s note indicating it did not go through the journal’s standard editing process. The move comes after the board “temporarily suspended” the site Monday after