Margaret Peters, the associate director of UCLA’s Burkle Center for International Relations, accused the CBS editor in chief of weaponizing free speech against liberals L: Margaret Peters (maggiepeters.com) R: Bari Weiss (Noam Galai/Getty Images for the Free Press) A UCLA political science professor threatened to resign from her leadership role at the university’s research center
Yale University said it is investigating an incident in which anti-Semitic graffiti was spray-painted into the snow on major campus quads, a university spokeswoman told the Washington Free Beacon. The university declined to say whether it had video footage of the individuals who left the graffiti, which included the phrases “Intifida” and “IDF Die.” A
The latest business to pick up and leave the high-tax, high-regulation, high-crime nightmare of Illinois may be its iconic professional football franchise. The governor of Indiana, Mike Braun, announced Thursday morning that a “framework” had been reached for a final deal that would move the Chicago Bears about 20 miles south from Soldier Field to
U.S. Virgin Islands delegate Stacey Plaskett (D.) visited Jeffrey Epstein at the Virgin Islands office that served as the base for a network of shell companies the sex offender used to defraud the Virgin Islands government out of hundreds of millions of dollars, according to emails and court filings reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon.
His statements come as the United States assembles its largest Middle East air presence since the 2003 Iraq invasion President Donald Trump at the Board of Peace event (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) President Donald Trump said that the United States will decide “in the next probably 10 days” whether to strike Iran or reach a deal,
“Netanyahu Plays Trump and American Jews for Fools—Again” is the headline over Thomas Friedman’s latest column in the New York Times. I read the “again” part as an admission by Friedman that he’s been writing the same column for decades. It’s been consistently wrong, so the real “fools” are any remaining readers who take what
Prince George’s County, Md., was planning to evict hundreds of residents from the Marylander Condominiums on Thursday after vandalism from a nearby homeless encampment plunged the property into disrepair. Now, thanks to an eleventh-hour intervention by a Maryland court, those plans have been put on hold. At an emergency hearing Wednesday morning, Maryland district court