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As Columbia transforms into Charlottesville circa 2017, Biden faces a choice: Anti-racism or appeasement

A Kennedy named Robert is running for president while ostensibly “anti-war” activists attending Columbia have begun to hijack university property illicitly. While the layout of the Left in 2024 may contain shades of 1968, really, the pro-Hamas movement commandeering the contemporary Democratic Party is channeling the spirit of Charlottesville, Virginia, circa 2017. While today’s antisemites […]

Meet the 12 New Yorkers on Trump’s hush money jury

Two lawyers. A teacher and a speech therapist. An Irish foreperson.  Seven men and five women heard opening statements on Monday in former President Trump’s hush money case, the first-ever criminal trial of a former U.S. president. The jury, selected from hundreds of New Yorkers, is charged with determining Trump's guilt or innocence as the...

Fetterman tells Columbia president amid protests: ‘Do your job or resign’

Sen. John Fetterman (D-Pa.) called on the president of Columbia University to “do your job or resign” amid ongoing unrest and heightened concern for Jewish students’ safety on campus. In a post on X, Fetterman compared aspects of the anti-Israel protests to the infamous Charlottesville rally in 2017, when white supremacists chanted “Jews will not...

To fight inflation, we should look for ways beyond the Fed’s policies

The obvious problem is that almost total reliance on the Fed to defeat inflation by slowing the economy will not work in sectors where price-fixing and structural issues are its principal causes.

Trump attorney, New York prosecutors settle bond differences in civil fraud case 

Former President Trump’s attorney and New York prosecutors have settled their differences over his bond in the state's civil fraud case against the former president and his business. The deal was struck during a hearing Monday morning, where Judge Arthur Engoron was slated to hear arguments on whether Trump’s $175 million bond should be voided....

NASA images show how big Death Valley’s ‘rare’ lake got this winter

The driest place in North America had a lake big enough you could kayak in this past winter.

Manchin endorses Wheeling mayor to replace him in Senate

Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) endorsed a Democratic mayor to replace him in his Senate seat, which Republicans see as the top pickup opportunity for this year.  Manchin threw his support behind Wheeling Mayor Glenn Elliott (D) on Monday, saying in a video that Elliott posted on his account on social platform X that he is...

Independent report does not find UN’s Palestinian agency is compromised by outside groups

A highly anticipated independent report did not find the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East (UNRWA) is compromised by outside groups or has a systemic neutrality failure, a point of major contention after Israel accused 12 staffers at the agency of participating in the Oct. 7 Hamas attacks....

Abortion-rights group launches ad in Michigan, Wisconsin warning about RFK Jr.

An abortion-rights group is attacking Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as extreme and unfit to serve over abortion rights, as the health issue takes focus in the presidential election. Reproductive Freedom for All Freedom Fund put out an ad Monday in Michigan and Wisconsin — two battleground states — looking to portray the independent candidate as...

The bubble has burst: On the road to a lost Chinese economic decade 

No longer will the world be able to count on China to be the world’s primary engine of economic growth.   

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