Were President Donald Trump to have pardoned New York City mayor Eric Adams, we would have understood. By the same token, were the Justice Department to announce that the case against Adams was too weak, and to call for prosecutors to dismiss the charges, we would be supportive. That is to say, there are prudent
Democratic tensions over immigration policy have heightened in recent months, with swing-district Democrats supporting President Donald Trump’s crackdown on sanctuary cities even as immigration groups threaten a “break” between the party and progressives. Some Democratic lawmakers are openly blaming the party’s progressive wing for its election loss in November and expressing worry that interest groups
The movie Captain America: Brave New World isn’t named that except in the ads. On screen, the title card reads Brave New World only. I don’t know why this is, but there’s something weirdly honest about it. The movie centers on the woes of Sam Wilson—a minor Avenger nicknamed Falcon before he was given a
Hamas will send the bodies of two children and their mother back to Israel Shiri Bibas and her children (via Wikimedia Commons) Hamas killed two-year-old Kfir Bibas and five-year-old Ariel Bibas, the youngest hostages it took during its October 7 attack on Israel, according to a Hamas announcement on Tuesday. The terror group will release
Last month, we broke the news about an Israeli plan to maintain buffer zones indefinitely in Lebanon, Syria, and the Gaza Strip. That plan is coming to fruition in Lebanon, our Andrew Tobin reports. IDF troops “will remain deployed to recently built posts at five strategic locations along the Lebanese side of Israel’s border” past
George Mason University, the Northern Virginia school that has grappled with high-profile instances of pro-terror student radicalism, hosted an anti-Israel professor who delivered a lecture aimed at “shattering this idea that anything that is to do with Jews, the Holocaust, Israel is somehow unique.” The Washington Free Beacon attended the Thursday event—titled, “Pedagogy and Palestine
A Northwestern Law School clinic is providing free legal defense to a group of anti-Israel radicals who organized a blockade of Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport that shut down travel last spring. One of the organizers is benefiting from that defense after repeatedly accusing Northwestern of “anti-Palestinian discrimination.” Sheila Bedi, a Northwestern law professor who leads