Amid murky nuclear talks between the United States and Iran, a group of Republican senators has drawn a line in the sand on enrichment. Sens. Katie Britt (R., Ala.), Tom Cotton (R., Ark.), and Lindsey Graham (R., S.C.) last week introduced a resolution demanding the “complete dismantlement and destruction of Iran’s nuclear program” in any
Former Columbia University president Katrina Armstrong will return to her role as CEO of Columbia’s medical center in June, according to people familiar with the matter, just a month after going on sabbatical “to spend time with her family” in the wake of a disastrous deposition in which she said she could not recall in
The decades-old encampment has sat on federal land since 1981 White House Peace Vigil (Free Beacon) Peace out! A GOP lawmaker is demanding the Department of the Interior take action against the White House Peace Vigil, an encampment encased in tarps that’s been pitched across from the White House since 1981 and is believed to
Kat Abughazaleh, 26, launched campaign for Congress in Illinois after getting laid off by Media Matters, a Soros-funded activist group Kat Abughazaleh/Instagram Kat Abughazaleh, the 26-year-old Democratic influencer running for Congress in Illinois, is dating Ben Collins, the former “misinformation” expert at NBC News who recently became CEO of The Onion, a satire website that
Former DHS secretary Jeh Johnson spoke to terrorist-tied Islamic groups, blasted Trump’s anti-DEI policies Jeh Johnson speaks to Islamic Society of North America, 2016 (Joshua Lott/Getty Images) Former Homeland Security secretary Jeh Johnson, who has blasted President Donald Trump and been a guest speaker for terrorist-tied Islamic organizations, is now co-chairing Columbia University’s Board of
Trump DOE slashes rules targeting stoves, ovens, clothes washers, dishwashers, and shower heads Trump (Andrew Harnik/Getty Images), gas stove (Tim Boyle/Getty Images), Biden (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) Gone are rules banning a wide swath of gas stoves. Gone are the strict water standards governing dishwashers and shower heads. And gone is the government-wide effort to force
Harvard under fire (again): The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has launched a new civil rights investigation into Harvard University—this time over its hiring practices, our Aaron Sibarium scoops. The commission is probing whether the school “engaged in a pattern or practice of disparate treatment” in faculty hiring that discriminated against white, Asian, male, or straight