The University of Florida has removed a syllabus for a graphic design course that violated Florida state law by offering potential accommodations to “queer and trans students, BIPOC students, first-gen students, and students navigating complex lives.” Florida law prohibits the expenditure of state or federal funds on any coursework or program that promotes “differential or
It is unclear how many regime officials from the so-called Assembly of Experts were gathered in the building, but the body includes a Khamenei confidant who serves on Iran’s interim leadership council Israeli forces reportedly “flattened” a building where Iran’s 88-member Assembly of Experts had gathered to select the regime’s next supreme leader, according to Israeli officials
The death of Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei—along with more than 40 senior regime officials—has created a regime-altering power vacuum. But Tehran likely remains capable of quashing any uprisings thanks to its sprawling network of local security forces, former U.S. officials and regional analysts told the Washington Free Beacon, indicating that the sustained military action
Union officials’ ‘spending habits—aside from being lavish and patently unreasonable—also crossed the line into fraud,’ internal report finds L: Chris Griswold (Teamsters / X), R: Sean Harren (Facebook) Senior leaders at a California Teamsters union aligned with California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter are accused of “living large” on union dues, spending tens of thousands of
The Post quoted Ermiya Fanaeian as a Howard PhD candidate with family in Iran. It did not mention her work for ‘Armed Queers Salt Lake City,’ which included a visit to the Cuban embassy in DC to celebrate the life of Fidel Castro. Ermiya Fanaeian (@nationalnetworkoncuba/Instagram) To Washington Post readers, Ermiya Fanaeian is a Howard
Sen. Bernie Sanders, socialist of Vermont, and Rep. Ro Khanna, a Democrat from California best known for trafficking in Epstein-related conspiracy theories, are pushing legislation that would impose a new 5 percent annual wealth tax on billionaires and use the revenue to give money to everyone earning less than $150,000 a year. The bill, which
Justice Gerald Lebovits, an adjunct professor at Columbia Law School, said the expulsions were ‘arbitrary and capricious’ L: Gerald Lebovits (columbia.edu) R:A demonstrator breaks the windows of the front door of a building at Columbia (Alex Kent/Getty Images) The New York Supreme Court ordered Columbia University to reverse disciplinary action against approximately two dozen student