Human Rights Watch, an anti-Israel nonprofit funded by George Soros and the Ford Foundation, relied on staffers linked to Islamist terrorist groups to produce research on “Israel and Palestine,” according to a new watchdog report. One HRW staff researcher on “Israel and Palestine” issues, Milena Ansari, worked for an Israeli-designated terrorist group associated with the
The Stacey Abrams-linked environmental coalition that received $2 billion during the Biden administration argued in court that its connection to Abrams is “alleged.” Just one year ago, the coalition’s lead group lauded Abrams for playing “a pivotal role” in the application that secured the funds. The group, Washington, D.C.-based Power Forward Communities, filed a federal
‘We need new leadership in there,’ one Dem hopeful says Hakeem Jeffries (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) Left-wing Democratic primary challengers are refusing to back House minority leader Hakeem Jeffries (D., N.Y.) for speaker, as grassroots Democrats have started turning on their party’s leaders. “I wouldn’t vote for Jeffries,” activist Saikat Chakrabarti, who is running against former
Group chats are like fun parties with attractive people—journalists don’t belong. Why anti-racist literature is just like soggy avocado toast. White House reporters embrace performative outrage. Democrats rebrand by making fun of disabled people. Mr. Secretary and Team, At your request, we have successfully converted a Space-Based Hurricane Conductor (on loan from the Jewish Confederacy
Plenty to go around: The Trump administration has revoked $430 million in federal grant money from Columbia University. The school’s president, Katrina Armstrong, doesn’t appear keen on implementing reforms that would put Columbia on a path to restoring its relationship with the federal government. So what should the administration do with the money? We have
Was Columbia University president Katrina Armstrong lying when she committed to a series of “decisive actions” to combat anti-Semitism on campus, including “immediately strengthening our processes for enforcement of rules on demonstrations, identification and masking”? Or was she lying when she told Columbia faculty members, behind closed doors, that “there is no change to masking
New Jersey gubernatorial candidate and Newark mayor Ras Baraka (D.) defended the Nation of Islam and accused critics of trying to silence him after a video surfaced showing him applauding racist and violent comments from Louis Farrakhan, the group’s notorious anti-Semitic leader. While serving as Newark’s deputy mayor in 2004, Baraka hosted Farrakhan to celebrate