The congresswoman was widely mocked for a rambling answer on Taiwan (Sean Gallup/Getty Images) Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D., N.Y.) called a New York Times reporter from Berlin in an effort to clean up coverage of her Munich Security Conference speech after a series of foreign-policy missteps drew scrutiny, including a stumbling answer on Taiwan. In
Jennifer Daskal helped select the board’s controversial director, Nina Jankowicz, and will now advise judges on foreign surveillance legal issues Jennifer Daskal (flickr.com/photos/newamerica/39221031875) A Biden administration official who launched the Disinformation Governance Board and served as co-chair of the so-called Ministry of Truth has been appointed to advise the powerful Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, prompting
In addition to James, who fantasized of ‘murdering Zionists,’ Jonathan Wallace represents activists like Mahmoud Khalil and a Columbia professor who endorsed Hamas and Hezbollah Khymani James (X) Khymani James, the Columbia University encampment organizer who fantasized about “murdering Zionists,” has responded defiantly to his suspension from the Ivy League school, filing lawsuits against Columbia
Maryland Gov. Wes Moore (D.) gave shifting and evasive answers—or doubled down on dubious claims—when asked about misrepresentations and falsehoods in his biography during a CBS “town hall” Sunday evening, where the rising Democratic star was the main attraction. Moore, who’s seen as a likely presidential contender, was the subject of two document-based investigations by
Dr. David Barash begins this book by commenting that he did not put “his heart and soul” into it because he does not believe there is any such thing as a “soul.” After reading it, I can only assume he has serious doubts about the philosophical category of “substance” too, as he has also put
Those of us who spend some of our lives defending Israel in the public discourse are accustomed to being told, even mocked, that we are incapable of finding any fault in the Jewish state at all—that we instinctively hear criticism of Israel and cry “anti-Semitism!” I would like to put an end to this calumny
Allen Iverson finally wants to talk about practice. “The Answer” opens Misunderstood: A Memoir recounting a question that would spawn one of the most legendary postgame press conference monologues in the history of professional sports: “So what about the situation with the practices?” Iverson was off to the races I’m supposed to be the franchise