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The students accused university president Ellen Granberg of funding genocide and chanted for ‘intifada’ and a ‘student-led revolution.’

And the Biden administration finally finds an energy pipeline it doesn’t want to shut down.

Seven months after their 22-year-old daughter was kidnapped by Hamas, Louk’s parents will lay their daughter body to rest.

The accident occurred near the border of Iran and Azerbaijan, close to the city of Jolfa.

We shouldn’t be surprised that if you teach students to hate America, they one day might behave as if they do — by tearing down the American flag.

A woodland-themed baby shower needs a stump-like cake as its centerpiece.

Behold the newsman who never says or thinks anything new.

The German government’s laissez-faire approach to Islamism has moved the problem into a taboo zone that has strengthened the Islamists.

The recent embrace of Christian apologist C. S. Lewis’s framing of objective truth by some non-Christian ‘Taoevangelists’ is welcome, but may not be enough.

Ethan Hawke’s ambitious, if sometimes confused, portrayal of Flannery O’Connor’s life and works gets there in the end.

The whistleblowers argued the case should be dismissed because their disclosures are legally protected.

The university is suspending five students and placing over 20 of them on probation for participating in an anti-Israel encampment.

In New York, TEFAF is tepid, but the American Art Fair delights.

The Chicago Teachers Union wants to use its new contract to ensure its place atop the city’s politics.

But he and his faux special counsel might yet find a solution.

Biden’s offer, timing, and criteria smack more of a losing candidacy than a winning one.

A volatile back-and-forth contest between liberals and populists has marked the nation’s politics over the past decade-plus. Is a more stable future possible?

Ming-Tung ‘Mike’ Lee’s abrupt retirement was announced a day after he was placed on administrative leave.

Earlier this week, Trump and Biden agreed to participate in two presidential debates on June 27 and September 10.

‘No one should come between a woman and her doctor,’ Hogan wrote on X, saying that he is in favor of ‘restoring Roe v. Wade as the law of the land.’

A hit job on Justice Alito’s wife not only misses the mark, it misrepresents the justice’s record.

DePape admitted to breaking into the family’s home and said he intended to kidnap Nancy Pelosi and hold her hostage.

The WHO agreement would encourage the censorship of alleged ‘misinformation’ and ‘disinformation,’ Republicans Jim Jordan and Thomas Massie say.

Blinken parrots Neil Young’s schizoid politics.

Jamaal Bowman brought his troubles on himself.

Harvard’s task force found that ‘antisemitism was a major issue on campus’ and it ‘offered several recommendations on how to combat the problem.’

The wild card is Robert Costello, Cohen’s former lawyer.

‘A police officer instructed Scheffler to stop, but Scheffler continued to drive about 10 to 20 yards toward the entrance,’ according to an ESPN report

The White House claimed Biden has a ‘longstanding commitment to protecting the integrity, effectiveness, and independence of the Department of Justice.’

How John Trumbull drew inspiration from the third president for his most famous work, while finding himself enmeshed in his romantic life.