The UNRWA bill would codify President Donald Trump’s decision to freeze funding for the Hamas-tied UN agency GAZA, GAZA STRIP – JULY 23: Palestinian refugees receive flour from a branch of UNRWA(Photo by Abid Katib/Getty Images) A coalition of Republican senators led by Rick Scott (Fla.) is pushing a bill that would prohibit the United
The image, originally published in a Black Panther Party newspaper in 1970, included another pig labeled ‘U.S. Imperialism’ and holding the Statue of Liberty’s torch L: antisemitic illustration promoted by Duke SJP R: Duke SJP logo (@duke_sjp/X) Duke University suspended and froze funding for its campus Students for Justice in Palestine chapter after the anti-Israel
Hochul, Mamdani tout ‘pied-à-terre tax’; mayor attacks Ken Griffin by name and address From left, French UC Berkeley economist Gabriel Zucman, Columbia professor Joseph Stiglitz, Mayor Zohran Mamdani, and New York City Commissioner of International Affairs Ana María Archila at an April 15, 2026 event in New York City. (Screenshot via Youtube) April 15, 2026
“Moderate” Virginia governor Abigail Spanberger signed into law a bill from her Democratic colleagues in the state legislature that forbids the state’s public schools from suspending or expelling a student until they consider “restorative disciplinary practices” like “peer mediation” or a “restorative circle.” Schools that choose not to deploy such practices must file a report
Arizona senator Ruben Gallego (D.) is in the news—and here’s what you need to know: The aspiring 2028 presidential candidate is either deaf, dumb, and blind or a degenerate liar. There’s really no other possible explanation for his supporting role in the saga of Eric Swalwell (D., Calif.). Gallego was Swalwell’s Capitol Hill roommate and
The Arizona Democrat also wanted his ex-wife, Kate Gallego, to pay his attorney’s fees Ruben Gallego/ Getty Images Ruben Gallego may have been in a tight Senate race in the fall of 2024, but the media didn’t seem interested in the bizarre circumstances of his 2017 divorce. The Washington Free Beacon, however, was. The Free
A new database of all the New York Times articles published in the past 25 years provides empirical evidence of some of the biases that many of the newspaper’s critics have long suspected. The developer of the database, Ted Alcorn, is not a media critic but a former policy analyst for New York Mayor Michael