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‘You are not welcome here,’ DHS tells anti-Semites, terrorists Donald Trump (Adam Gray/Getty Images), Columbia protest (Stephanie Keith/Getty Images) The Trump administration announced Wednesday that it will start using “antisemitic activity on social media and the physical harassment of Jewish individuals” as grounds to deny green cards, student visas, and other immigration benefits. Effective immediately,

Araceli Martinez-Olguin served as managing attorney for lead plaintiff Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto L: Araceli Martinez-Olguin (Senate Judiciary Committee) R: (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) The Trump administration is pressing a California judge to recuse herself from a lawsuit over funding for a federal immigration program, saying her past work for a plaintiff in

‘Whatever George needs, they find the money to do it,’ staffer tells Politico George Gresham (Michael M. Santiago/Getty Images) The head of the nation’s largest health care union “has for years used the politically influential union’s funds to benefit himself, his family and political allies,” Politico reported after reviewing thousands of pages of financial records

The Trump administration has frozen more than $1.8 billion in federal funding to Cornell University and Northwestern University amid ongoing Title VI investigations into campus anti-Semitism, administration officials said. “Several agencies froze roughly $790M of federal funding & roughly $1.05B of federal funding from Northwestern and Cornell, respectively,” Fox News senior White House editorial producer

Biden EPA issued waiver in final days without a press release (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) Just days before leaving office, the Biden administration quietly waived congressionally mandated “Build America, Buy America” rules for its $7 billion flagship solar program, allowing grant recipients to use federal funds to purchase solar panels assembled with foreign-made components. The Environmental

See you in court: Qatar’s Al Jazeera has stoked controversy for platforming terrorists in the Middle East, and both the Israeli government and Palestinian Authority have banned it. The network also maintains an office in Washington, D.C., and victims of Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attack are now putting its American outpost on notice. Plaintiffs in

Al Jazeera has long courted controversy for platforming terrorists across the Middle East, where it is banned from operating in Israel and some Arab countries for promoting extremist ideologies. But the Qatar-funded network’s support for Hamas terrorists isn’t just confined to the region, according to a new lawsuit from October 7 victims, which alleges for