A Monday poll found that nearly three-quarters of Americans support Israel’s planned military operation to enter the city of Rafah in southern Gaza and eliminate the remaining Hamas terrorists there. Seventy-two percent of Americans think Israel should “move forward with an operation in Rafah to finish the war with Hamas, doing its best to avoid
A new poll this week shows that in Pennsylvania’s Senate race, Republican challenger Dave McCormick has closed more than half of the lead held by incumbent Democratic senator Bob Casey over the past two months. Casey is now leading McCormick by only 4 percentage points—46 percent to 42 percent—with around 12 percent of polled Pennsylvania
Move comes after students stormed campus building and hoisted ‘intifada’ banner (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images) Columbia University suspended media access to campus “as a safety measure” Tuesday morning, just hours after student protesters stormed a campus building, barricaded the entrance, and hoisted an “intifada” banner. “Media access to campus is suspended,” Columbia’s Office of Public
President Shafik shuts down campus ‘effective immediately,’ with only those who live in campus buildings allowed to enter Student protesters hoist “Intifada” banner from Hamilton Hall. MANHATTAN—Student protesters at Columbia University stormed a campus building overnight, using a hammer to smash glass doors and tables and chairs to barricade the entrance. Once in control of
ActBlue previously facilitated donations to bail fund for anti-Israel bridge blockers L: (YouTube) R: (hurriyamsu/Instagram) The Democratic Party’s primary fundraising platform helped facilitate donations to the anti-Israel encampment at Michigan State University. ActBlue is set to receive a 3.95 percent cut of those donations, according to its stated policies. Student protesters created the “Hurriya Coalition”
Joseph Howley points the finger at “hegemonic Zionist far right” for vilifying encampment Professor Joseph Howley (L) at Columbia’s encampment April 24, 2024. (Twitter/@hashtagoras) One of the most outspoken supporters of the encampment at Columbia University, classics professor Joseph Howley, is leading a review of the required humanities curriculum for all Columbia undergraduates. Since the
MANHATTAN—Columbia University president Minouche Shafik again set a deadline for unsanctioned student protesters to vacate their “Gaza Solidarity” encampment. Hours after that deadline passed, the encampment still stands. Shafik sent students a Monday morning letter asking them to “voluntarily disperse” from the encampment by 2 p.m. or face suspension. The students refused, voting unanimously to