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Trump Says Iranian President Requested Ceasefire But US Won’t ‘Consider’ Until Hormuz Strait Is Open: ‘Until Then, We Are Blasting’

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The statement comes ahead of a Wednesday evening address to the nation on Operation Epic Fury (Win McNamee/Getty Images) President Donald Trump said Wednesday that Iran’s president asked the United States for a ceasefire. Trump said he will not “consider” such a move until the “Hormuz Strait is open, free, and clear”—and will continue “blasting

‘Potentially Materially Inadequate Disclosure’ on Harvard’s $675 Million Bond Offering Prompts ‘Anti-Fraud’ Warning

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Watchdog lawyer presses for debt documents to be revised An anti-Israel protest at Harvard Law School, October 2023. Photo: Ira Stoll April 1, 2026 image/svg+xml The disclosure to potential investors in documents for Harvard’s planned new $675 million tax-exempt bond offering doesn’t give enough warning about the risks, a watchdog group says. The National Jewish

As Yale’s Jewish Population Declines to 1940s Quota Levels, University Leaders Say Jewish Community is ‘Thriving’

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Yale College’s Jewish enrollment is down from 16.4 percent in the 2010s to just 9.5 percent in 2024, a level comparable to the 1940s, when the Ivy League school imposed quotas aimed at excluding “alien” Jews from campus, according to data from the Yale Chaplain’s Office. Yale leaders said they aren’t concerned by the figures

Karen Attiah, Radical Beefcake Columnist Fired for ‘Endangering’ Colleagues, To Receive ‘Distinguished Service Award’ From Journalism Society

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Society of Professional Journalists will honor scandal-plagued ex-WaPo writer at ‘hall of fame’ ceremony in June (Karen Attiah/Bluesky) Karen Attiah, the radical beefcake columnist who lost her job at the Washington Post after “endangering” colleagues with her inflammatory posts about the assassination of Charlie Kirk, has repeatedly denounced mainstream journalism as a racist industry in

‘More Bombs, Sir, and Bigger Bombs’: Hegseth Recounts Witnessing ‘the American Warrior Unleashed’ During Recent Trip to Middle East

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‘We will happily oblige her,’ Secretary of War says in response to ‘junior airman’ who requested the munitions Secretary of War Pete Hegseth (Win McNamee/Getty Images) March 31, 2026 image/svg+xml During a Tuesday press briefing, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth detailed his recent surprise visit to an undisclosed U.S. Central Command base engaged in Operation

Iranian Missile Strikes Fall to Lowest Level Seen During War As ‘Widespread Desertions’ Squeeze Regime’s Fighting Force, Hegseth Says

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Chairman of the Joint Chiefs Gen Dan Caine added that B-52 bombers are now conducting their first ‘overland missions’ of Operation Epic Fury Pete Hegseth (Photo by Win McNamee/Getty Images) Iranian missile strikes have dropped to their “lowest number” yet over the past 24 hours, as Operation Epic Fury sparks “widespread desertions” among Tehran’s fighting

Mamdani Sinks $260 Million Into Office of Community Safety, Where Social Workers Replace Cops, as Big Apple Faces Historic Budget Crisis

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New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani (D.) is sinking a quarter of a billion dollars into his new Office of Community Safety—which is intended to deploy social workers to respond to hate crimes, mental health crises, and other events typically handled by police—as the city faces a historic budget crisis. Mamdani established the office in