State requirement is ‘discrimination,’ law professors say Top: Harry Elkins Widener Memorial Library at Harvard University Bottom: Barack Obama and Penny Pritzker March 30, 2026 image/svg+xml Conditions imposed by the state of Massachusetts on a $675 million tax-exempt bond offering by Harvard raise serious questions about unconstitutionally infringing on free exercise of religious liberty, some
The Department of Health and Human Services was sued on Monday over a scholarship reserved for “Native Hawaiian” students, one of the few race-based programs that has survived the Trump administration’s crackdown on racial preferences. The Native Hawaiian Health Scholarship Program, which was soliciting applications as recently as March 15, provides financial aid to Native
Fox News settled with copyright pest Jesse Korman over use of AOC photograph in 2020 A federal court tossed out a lawsuit filed by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio Cortez’s official campaign photographer alleging the Washington Free Beacon violated his copyright when it used a cutout of a portrait he took in a Free Beacon series spotlighting
‘It’s not good enough to just say she’s “a private person” — she’s not,’ one elected official close to the mayor told Politico Zohran Mamdani stands with his wife Rama Duwaji (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) March 30, 2026 image/svg+xml Some allies of Zohran Mamdani are urging the New York City mayor to confront the social media
NYC mayor under fire from anti-Semitism opponents after celebrating Ramadan with pro-Hamas activists Getty Images / ChatGPT Zohran Mamdani is struggling to distance himself from a variety of anti-Semitism scandals involving himself, his wife, and members of his staff. Maybe this will help. The New York City mayor is expected to attend a Passover Seder
The president added in a Monday morning Truth Social post that the Iran regime must open the Strait of Hormuz or face military consequences President Donald Trump (Nathan Howard/Getty Images) President Donald Trump wrote in a Truth Social post Monday that his administration is negotiating with “A NEW, AND MORE REASONABLE, REGIME” in Iran but
Columbia University’s student union has been in a yearlong contract dispute with the Ivy League school, demanding everything from massive raises to dismantling ties to Israel. The union is also demanding an article protecting so-called academic freedom, which the union suggests could prohibit disciplinary action against teaching assistants who bring their political activism into the