Hound Lovers for Harris and other groups join Harris campaign organizing blitz

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Across battleground states, over 2,800 Kamala Harris organizing events are taking shape: A “Hound Lovers for Harris” meetup at a dog park in Van Buren Charter Township, Michigan, an organizing booth at Wisconsin’s Africa Fest in Madison, Wisconsin, and “Kallin’ for Kamala” phone banks in Fulton County, Georgia. They’re all scheduled for the weekend leading

‘A Huge Conflict of Interest’: Two Professors on Columbia’s Top Disciplinary Body Participated in Encampment, Photos Suggest

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Columbia University president Minouche Shafik’s abrupt resignation on Wednesday came in the wake of her months-long struggle to respond adequately to the protests, disorder, and anti-Semitic displays that engulfed the Ivy League campus in the wake of Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack on Israel. Classes were moved online. The school’s main graduation ceremony was canceled. Alumni

He Stormed a Campus Building at Columbia. He Also Has an Active New York Law License, and He’s Poised To Keep It.

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A professional left-wing activist and trust fund heir who joined Columbia University students in storming and occupying a university building last April also has an active law license in New York, records show. He’s set to keep it, too, even if he’s convicted on the charge he’s facing, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. James

How To Understand Harris’s Shifting Policy Views

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Since she was handed the Democratic nomination for president late last month, Vice President Kamala Harris has struggled to comprehensively answer a relatively simple question: If elected, what will her administration do? Although Harris has not been completely silent on issues of policy, her campaign still lacks a comprehensive platform, with no issues section appearing