President Joe Biden blocked the Japanese company Nippon Steel’s $14 billion bid to buy U.S. Steel on Friday, saying it posed a threat to national security. “It is my solemn responsibility as president to ensure that, now and long into the future, America has a strong domestically owned and operated steel industry that can continue
Column: Why victories abroad are crucial for securing America’s homeland ISIS fighter (Reuters/Stringer/File Photo), Bourbon St. attack (Chris Graythen/Getty Images) New Year’s terror in New Orleans: 14 people dead and dozens wounded after a 42-year-old man drove a rented pickup into a celebratory crowd on Bourbon Street. Police killed the terrorist in a shootout before
Columbia University professor Joseph Massad, who is slated to teach a course on Zionism, accused Jews of engaging in a “Hitlerian project” for claiming descent from ancient Hebrews during an appearance on a podcast hosted by a professor at Pakistan’s University of Lahore. Massad said the idea that Jews are descended from ancient Hebrews is
Jews ‘have many problems, but that’s one of the main problems—they like to take control of the economy,’ Eiad Soudan said during 2023 event L: Imam Eiad Soudan R: New Orleans terrorist Shamsud-Din Jabbar (YouTube) Shamsud-Din Jabbar, the Islamic terrorist who killed 14 people in the New Year’s Eve attack on New Orleans, lived near
At Rutgers, faculty adopted a BDS resolution in December Rutgers protest (6ABC Action News), Biden (Roberto Schmidt/AFP via Getty Images) President Joe Biden’s Department of Education reached an agreement Thursday with Rutgers University to settle civil rights complaints alleging that Jewish students faced discrimination on campus since October 2023. The school didn’t admit wrongdoing and
Ben Wikler led Wisconsin Dems as they branded themselves the ‘party of DEI’ Wisconsin Democratic Party chair Ben Wikler (Andy Manis/Getty Images for Green New Deal Network) Senate majority leader Chuck Schumer on Thursday endorsed a longtime liberal activist who has embraced the anti-Israel wing of the Democratic Party to lead the Democratic National Committee. In
Joel Kaplan, the former George W. Bush adviser known for his outspoken support of Brett Kavanaugh’s nomination to the Supreme Court, is being promoted to head of the global policy team at Meta (formerly Facebook), where he has worked since 2011. Kaplan, who served as an artillery officer in the Marine Corps and clerked for