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‘So you guys respect them, you shit?’ Gaza-born reporter Abeer Ayyoub wrote in reply to Israeli researcher Abeer Ayyoub (reutersinstitute.politics.ox.ac.uk), Wall Street Journal (Guntmar Fritz/Grabien) Wall Street Journal contributor Abeer Ayyoub has spread “terrorist propaganda” and “antisemitic slurs” on social media networks, including expletives directed at Israelis, according to a media watchdog group. Ayyoub, a

A Missouri delegate withdrew from the Democratic National Convention Wednesday after he was arrested for property damage during a violent protest that left a police officer in critical condition. Keith Rose, an uncommitted alternate delegate for the Democratic Party, was charged with felony first-degree property damage for kicking in part of a metal gate outside

Vice President Kamala Harris will call for a first ever federal ban on food and grocery price gouging as she introduces her economic platform in a speech Friday. Shifting the blame for persistently high prices on major corporations, Harris’s price gouging ban would set rules that ensure “big corporations can’t unfairly exploit consumers to run

‘Such an obvious security risk in your inner circle should have elicited your utmost attention,’ Cotton writes Kamala Harris, Philip Gordon (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) Vice President Kamala Harris is stonewalling a congressional inquiry into her national security adviser’s ties to an Iranian government influence network, the Washington Free Beacon has learned. Sen. Tom Cotton (R.,

(Reuters)—U.S. Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance said on Thursday he agreed to debate his Democratic rival Tim Walz on October 1 on CBS and September 18 on CNN. “The American people deserve as many debates as possible … I look forward to seeing you at both,” he said in a post on the X

Nonprofit leaders devoted to DEI led a discussion on Tuesday about how to continue making race-based decisions while staying “under the radar” and avoiding anti-discrimination lawsuits, even after the 2023 Supreme Court ruling outlawed affirmative action. Hosted by Fluxx, a grants management platform whose clients include the left-wing Ford and MacArthur foundations, the webinar was

Columbia University president Minouche Shafik resigned on Wednesday, just weeks before students are set to return to campus for the fall semester and 13 months after she assumed the job. Shafik’s departure comes in the wake of a series of scandals that have roiled the school stemming from the anti-Israel and frequently anti-Semitic protests that