With the spring semester weeks away, MIT’s Coalition Against Apartheid vows ‘even stronger and even bigger’ action (Drew Angerer/Getty Images) Jewish students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology are set to return to the classroom next month, where they will be greeted by an anti-Israel student group that is threatening to shut down “business as
Critics say exemption neuters sanctions meant to choke off Iranian proxy’s resources (Getty Images) The Biden administration’s recently announced sanctions on the Iran-backed Houthi rebels will include a carveout that permits the terror group to engage in lucrative energy and fuel-related transactions with Americans, a decision that congressional critics say effectively neuters the sanctions. A license issued
MSNBC host Rachel Maddow announced live on-air on Monday that she would not cut to President Donald Trump’s victory speech in the Iowa caucuses, explaining: “There is a cost to us as a news organization of knowingly broadcasting untrue things.” It’s a line Maddow has repeatedly used before to justify blackballing Trump, the frontrunner for
Sen. Bob Menendez (D., N.J.), whom federal prosecutors indicted last year on charges of acting as a foreign agent, attended a classified briefing with Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Thursday. “Look to my past answers,” he told reporters who asked for a response to concerns about his attendance at the meeting, CNN’s Manu Raju
On Wednesday, the Washington Free Beacon filed a motion seeking to unseal Arizona Senate candidate Ruben Gallego’s divorce records. Gallego, a Democratic congressman who is running to unseat the left-leaning independent senator Kyrsten Sinema, was married to another Arizona politician, Phoenix mayor Kate Gallego, until 2017. Their divorce took place when Kate Gallego was 9
The father of a fallen Israel Defense Forces soldier said Hamas terrorists who killed him on Oct. 7 decapitated him and tried to sell his head. “The terrorists, the barbarians, it’s too little to say for them, they beheaded him and took the head to Gaza,” David Tahar, whose son, Adir, was killed during the
President Joe Biden’s administration announced Wednesday that it will install solar panels on the roof of the Pentagon as part of a $104 million investment in clean energy projects on federal facilities. “Selected projects include: Installation of rooftop solar panels, a heat-recovery heat pump system, and solar thermal panels to reduce reliance on natural gas