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Expel, Don’t Arrest

Student protesters are counting on activists on the disciplinary board to save them. Make sure it can’t happen.

Foreign aid package ’emboldens’ China, Heritage Foundation expert says

A national security analyst from The Heritage Foundation says the foreign aid package signed by President Biden Wednesday is sending the wrong message to Communist China.

Rep. Donald Payne Jr. of New Jersey dies at 65

Rep. Donald Payne Jr., a six-term Democrat from New Jersey, died Wednesday after suffering a heart attack earlier in the month.

DNC hits Kennedy ticket on Jan. 6 comments

Democrats are trying to drive a wedge between Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his running mate over his view about the Jan. 6, 2021, protest.

Biden grants clemency to crack, cocaine dealers

President Biden on Wednesday pardoned or commuted the sentence of 16 individuals convicted of nonviolent drug offenses, including 11 who sold cocaine and three who dealt crack.

Biden signs $95B aid package for Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan

President Biden on Wednesday hailed the Senate's passage of a $95 billion package that would send aid to Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan.

Trump’s eldest sons to help with presidential transition team

Former President Donald Trump's two eldest sons are set to play key roles in a second Trump administration if their father wins the White House in November.

Larry Hogan, GOP Senate candidate, tells Maryland voters he is ‘fed up’ with Washington gridlock

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan says he is "fed up" with the partisan gridlock in Washington.

Oklahoma superintendent defies Biden’s lawless Title IX rule

If policymakers in Republican states want a model for confronting the Biden administration’s lawless attempt to impose gender theory on schools, they should look no further than Oklahoma State Superintendent Ryan Walters. The Washington Examiner reported Wednesday that Walters published a letter instructing district superintendents throughout the state to defy the Biden administration’s new regulation […]

Columbia hides from its antisemitism problem by going virtual

Columbia University’s decision to move classes online is inexcusable, and it does nothing to solve the university’s antisemitism problem. Columbia is moving most of its classes into a hybrid model, meaning that most in-person classes will become, at least in part, online classes. This is in reaction to antisemitic student mobs harassing Jewish students and […]

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