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The Arab Street has come to America

Thousands of protesters shut down Manhattan including a pro-Palestine rally that was held at Union Square.

Rewarding merit, hard work are keys to school success — as NYC District 2 proved

New York City public schools sent top educators to Baltimore last week to learn how to implement a new literacy curriculum.

Israel’s breaking narrative, Biden’s open-borders pain and other commentary

“Israel’s much anticipated raid on Gaza” should “reset many people’s prior assumptions about the IDF’s war conduct — and Hamas’s,” argues Commentary’s Seth Mandel.

Breaking China: Congressman Mike Gallagher on Asian Geopolitics and Beyond

A wide-ranging Uncommon Knowledge conversation with Peter Robinson.

When Clueless College Kids Issue Demands

The Bucknell University administrators who had to deal with anti-Israel protesters were no doubt unhappy about it, but they have reaped what they’ve sown.

White House Challenges Biden Impeachment Inquiry, Rejects House GOP Subpoenas

In a letter, a White House lawyer argued that the Biden impeachment inquiry is constitutionally unsound because it was not voted on in the...

Speaker Mike Johnson to ‘Immediately’ Release January 6 Footage

About 90 hours of footage were initially made public on Friday, with the rest to come in the next several months.

Colorado judge rejects ‘insurrection clause’ challenge, keeps Trump on ballot

A Colorado judge on Friday rejected an effort to keep former President Donald Trump from appearing on the state's primary ballot, the latest blow to groups seeking to block his run for another term using a Civil War-era Constitutional amendment that prevents anyone who "engaged in insurrection" from holding office.

DeSantis unveils website challenging Haley’s conservative record

Gov. Ron DeSantis of Florida rolled out a website Friday dedicated to raising doubts about former United States Ambassador to the United Nations Nikki Haley's conservative credentials.

Virginia Democrat who recently won reelection faces lawsuit over residency requirement

A Virginia state senator who recently won reelection is facing a call for an investigation from her opponent and a lawsuit from several of her neighbors over whether she actually lives in the new district she represents.

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