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Tuesday night’s Columbia protest-clearing restored my pride as a cop in the NYPD

The NYPD’s response to the disorder at Columbia and CCNY’s campuses Tuesday night brought a strange feeling to me, one I haven’t felt for...

San Diego Hotel, Service Workers Push for $25 Minimum Wage

Unions in the industry are demanding a 50 percent increase from the current minimum wage.

Pro-Hamas Craze Starts in K–12

College students raising Cain on campuses across the country didn’t first encounter anti-Israel vitriol in their freshman-year intro classes.

We’re Back to What the Definition of ‘Is’ Is

Looks like the Donald Trump–Bill Clinton parallels are expanding.

Speaker Johnson calls move to oust him ‘recipe for chaos,’ contends he’s scoring ‘incremental’ wins

House Speaker Mike Johnson, hobbled by a one-vote majority and dogged by a small band of disgruntled arch-conservatives who want to fire him, is determined to defy his critics and remain the GOP Speaker in the next Congress.

Biden again reads speaking instructions in North Carolina remarks

President Biden on Thursday blurted out script instructions while speaking to a crowd in North Carolina, the second time he has done so in the past two weeks.

House Republicans urge Olympics to stop using ‘Chinese Taipei’ for Taiwan

Three House Republicans are calling on the International Olympic Committee to stop requiring Taiwan to compete under the name "Chinese Taipei," accusing the organization of capitulating to "bullying" from the People's Republic of China.

Hogan starts Senate campaign in Maryland with veterans’ pitch

Former Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan has decided to run for the Senate, and has named his first campaign coalition group. The name tells all: Veterans for Hogan, to be chaired by retired Air Force Brig. Gen. John Teichert.

Clark says Ukraine war an endurance contest 

Former U.S Army Gen. Wesley Clark on Wednesday suggested Ukraine's war with Russia is a test of endurance as both countries appear against compromise in the more-than-two-year conflict. "I don't think Ukraine is willing to compromise and give up its territory. I don't think the Ukrainian military is going to collapse even though things are...

Pentagon admits 2023 airstrike killed civilian, not al Qaeda leader

{beacon} Welcome to The Hill's Defense & NatSec newsletter {beacon}     Defense &National Security     Defense &National Security   The Big Story  A year later, Pentagon admits 2023 airstrike killed civilian, not al Qaeda leader The Pentagon acknowledged Thursday that it mistakenly killed a civilian in a 2023 airstrike in northwest Syria after U.S. service members...

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