‘The university has tried to suppress the student intifada and has turned a blind eye to the genocide,’ Up Against the Occupation wrote (@up.against.the.occupation / Instagram) A banned anti-Israel student group took credit Thursday for throwing red paint on the University of Pennsylvania’s Benjamin Franklin statue. “Penn, your hands are red,” Up Against the Occupation,
Harris responses to ACLU survey came from highest levels of campaign—and from her current campaign chief, Julie Chávez Rodriguez Kamala Harris, Julie Chávez Rodriguez in 2019 (Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) Kamala Harris’s campaign manager Julie Chávez Rodriguez wrote the candidate’s response to the 2019 American Civil Liberties Union questionnaire in which Harris expressed support for taxpayer-funded
‘Activists forced the public to participate in their demonstration by falsely imprisoning them,’ the lawsuit says Protesters block highway to O’Hare Airport(Screenshot/X) Several anti-Israel organizations that formed an illegal blockade across the highway leading to Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport are facing a class action lawsuit from travelers who were trapped in the traffic jam. Left-wing
White House officials were more involved in a disastrous plan to house thousands of migrants at an encampment located on federal land in New York City than was previously known, congressional investigators revealed on Thursday. According to the House Natural Resources Committee leaders, it was the White House that spearheaded the administration’s decision last year
In her first year as vice president, Kamala Harris demanded that the intelligence community launch an internal investigation into “gender-biased language” in national security reports after she accused her personal intelligence briefer of using such language, the Washington Post reported Thursday. While listening to a briefing on a classified personality profile of a female foreign
Congress is probing Chinese automakers over concerns that electric cars sold in the United States could be used by the Chinese government for “nefarious purposes” such as data collection, spying on American citizens through in-car cameras, and remotely hijacking vehicles. Senators Marsha Blackburn (R., Tenn.) and Gary Peters (D., Mich.), chairman of the Senate Committee
‘We need to do more to put pressure on Hamas and its sponsors to get hostages home,’ says Rep. Bryan Steil Then-Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh, Qatari emir Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani (Tehran Times X) As Hamas continues to foment terror against Israel, including the brutal slaughter last week of six hostages, the Biden-Harris administration