The Department of Health and Human Services opened an investigation into UCLA medical school on Thursday after whistleblowers alleged that the school’s admissions office discriminates based on race, marking an escalation of a scandal that enveloped the medical school last year and raised questions about whether the doctors it was graduating were up to snuff.
‘A delegation of the forces gave the grant to 28 families of Martyrs and 10 families of prisoners,’ PA’s daily paper says Mahmoud Abbas (Serdar Ozsoy/Getty Images) The Palestinian Authority made another round of “pay for slay” payments to the families of terrorists on Tuesday, according to the PA’s official newspaper, marking at least the
‘You can have so many bad apples in one place that it leads to decertification of the school,’ senior administration official says Donald Trump (Adam Gray/Getty Images), Columbia protest (Stephanie Keith/Getty Images) The Trump administration is weighing a plan to bar universities from enrolling foreign students if too many of the students are “pro-Hamas,” senior
The gang leader committed ‘very violent crimes … anything you can associate with MS-13,’ Attorney General Pam Bondi says Pam Bondi (YouTube screenshot) Federal authorities on Thursday morning arrested a top MS-13 gang leader and illegal immigrant from El Salvador, as part of President Donald Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigration and gang violence. The suspect,
Group ordered to hand over records on financial support for demonstrations Anti-Israel rally at Columbia (Spencer Platt/Getty Images) The Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions launched a probe into American Muslims for Palestine (AMP), a prominent Hamas-linked advocacy group, over its role in fueling anti-Israel demonstrations on American college campuses, the Washington Free
Nothing to see here: That’s what Columbia president Katrina Armstrong told some 75 faculty members who assembled on a Zoom call Saturday morning to hear about the memo she sent the Trump administration purportedly agreeing to a series of reforms. None of them raised concerns about the treatment of Jewish students, though many of them
Nothing to see here. That’s what Columbia University president Katrina Armstrong told approximately 75 faculty members who assembled on a Saturday morning Zoom call to hear from her about a letter sent by the school to the Trump administration on Friday outlining a series of steps Columbia says it is taking to address “legitimate concerns