Columbia Officials Admit Protest Rules ‘Don’t Work,’ Mock Other Administrators in New Texts

Top Columbia University officials conceded in private that their rules for managing student protests “don’t work,” according to new text messages released this week by the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, raising questions about the school’s commitment to keeping order on campus. The messages, sent during a May 31 panel on Jewish life,

Judge Halts Mississippi Law Requiring Internet Age Verification

The range of content the state had the power to moderate under the law is too broad and subjective, NetChoice argued in its lawsuit. A federal judge has granted NetChoice’s request for a preliminary injunction that suspends Mississippi state law that required internet users to be age-verified. House Bill 1126—intended to protect minors from harmful

Dem Rep Compares Joe Biden to Jesus at Virginia Fundraiser

Biden told donors he ‘nearly fell asleep on stage’ during debate with Trump Rep. Don Beyer (D-VA) speaks during a news conference (Alex Wong/Getty Images) Embattled president Joe Biden has had a rough life, much like Jesus Christ, according to a House Democratic ally of the president. Rep. Don Beyer (D., Va.) invoked the crucifixion

Biden Awards Posthumous Medal of Honor to Two Civil War Soldiers

President Joe Biden posthumously awards the Medal of Honor to two Civil War soldiers, Private Philip Gephart Shadrach and Private George Davenport Wilson. The two Union Army veterans are honored for their heroic actions during the Great Locomotive Chase of 1862. This ceremony takes place at the White House and begins at 4:45 p.m… Original