Solar Company Backed by $3 Billion Biden Loan Hit With Class Action Lawsuit

Sunnova ‘made materially false and misleading statements about its operations,’ lawsuit says (@SunnovaEnergy/Twitter) A solar company that was approved for a $3 billion loan from the Biden administration last year is facing a class action lawsuit from investors who claim the company withheld troubling information about its business practices. The lawsuit claims that Sunnova Energy

MIT Refused To Host Dennis Ross. It Invited a Hamas Apologist Instead.

In the wake of Hamas’s Oct. 7 attack, MIT president Sally Kornbluth responded to a rise in campus anti-Semitism with a new initiative: “Standing Together Against Hate.” Launched on Nov. 14 of last year, Kornbluth trumpeted it as an effort aimed at “community building.” She put MIT chancellor Melissa Nobles in charge. Trouble began to

Biden Admin Renews Iran Sanctions Waiver That Unlocks Upwards of $10 Billion for Regime

The Biden administration on Wednesday reapproved a sanctions waiver that unlocks upwards of $10 billion in frozen funds for the Iranian government, according to a copy of the notice submitted to Congress late Wednesday and reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon. The sanctions waiver—which has drawn fierce GOP opposition on Capitol Hill—allows Iraq to transfer

‘Either Evil or Stupid’: Family of Palestinian Terror Victim Slams Oscars Ceasefire Pin

TEL AVIV, Israel—Israelis don’t usually pay much attention to the Oscars. But the ceasefire pins that celebrities wore at the Hollywood awards ceremony on Sunday struck a nerve here. Michael Norzhich, 58, told the Washington Free Beacon that the pins—which feature a red hand inside of a circle—evoke the 2000 lynching of two Israeli reserve

Georgia Judge Quashes Six Counts in Trump Case as Fani Willis Awaits Disqualification Verdict

A Georgia judge on Wednesday quashed six counts in Fulton County district attorney Fani Willis’s (D.) election interference case against former president Donald Trump and his codefendants. The dropped charges alleged that Trump and his codefendants had solicited Georgia elected officials to violate their oaths to the Constitution by appointing an alternate slate of presidential