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‘Uncommitted’ Movement Celebrates Biden’s Israel Aid Threat as a ‘Step Forward’

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Israeli prime minister Netanyahu responded to Biden’s threat, saying his country is ready to ‘stand alone’ in its fight against Hamas terrorists.

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Judge Rejects Trump Team’s Requests for Mistrial, Narrowing of Gag Order

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While Merchan acknowledged much of Daniels’s testimony was ‘unnecessary’ and ‘irrelevant’ to the charges at hand, he declined the request.

Thursday, May 9

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Kevin McCarthy Says He ‘Couldn’t Live With’ Himself If He Worked with Democrats to Keep Speakership

‘If you wanted me to break the law and stop the ethics complaint, I could still be speaker.’

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Covid Subcommittee Accuses Nonprofit President Linked to Wuhan Lab of Intentionally Obstructing Investigation

Instead of producing documents ahead of his recent public testimony, Daszak sent a letter to the subcommittee with the NIH FOIA link.

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Court Denies Hunter Biden’s Federal Gun Charges Appeal, Setting Stage for Trial

Hunter Biden’s legal team sought to have the gun charges thrown out based in part on the terms of his failed pretrial diversion agreement.

Netanyahu Hits Back at Biden Aid Threat: ‘If Necessary, We Will Fight with Our Nails’

‘If we need to stand alone, we will stand alone,’ Netanyahu said in the Hebrew-language address on X.

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The Horror of War Does Not Remove Its Necessity

At least in the case of Israel’s campaign against Hamas.

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Union Threatens to Sue Columbia for Not Protecting Workers Trapped in Building Seized by Protesters

The union’s president blamed ‘bratty’ protesters for preventing workers from returning home to their families.

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Does Biden’s Sabotage of Israel Remind You of Anything?

It’s reminiscent of the actions that got Trump impeached in 2019.

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USC Leaders Censured for Handling of Anti-Israel Protests, Commencement Cancellation

USC leaders canceled the valedictorian’s commencement speech and then scrapped the ceremony due to safety concerns following the arrest of 93 protesters.

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San Francisco Mayor Appoints Drag Queen to Head Office of Transgender Initiatives

San Francisco native Honey Mahogany gained national attention by competing in the fifth season of the television series RuPaul’s Drag Race.

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Donald Trump, Killer of Customs

The former and possibly future president is forcing us to write down the unwritten rules.

Appeasing the Pro-Hamas Protesters Puts Universities in Legal Peril

The promise of scholarships, faculty positions, and resources based on national origin is a violation of civil-rights law.

Moving Past Paint in California Art

Using aluminum and skateboards for a Golden State aesthetic.

The AI Panic Is Overblown

Worry not, lads; you aren’t going to be replaced by a $30/month subscription and a copy of Google Chrome — yet.

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Biden’s Dangerous Misreading of ‘Never Again’

By holding back aid to Israel to prevent an invasion of Rafah, the president is protecting Hamas.

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House Immediately Dismisses MTG’s Motion to Vacate Speaker Johnson

Marjorie Taylor Greene officially triggered her motion to vacate moments before it was tabled.

Wednesday, May 8

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‘Each Day of Delay Helps’: Covid Subcommittee Accuses Top Fauci Adviser of Obstruction

The subcommittee continues to investigate whether the coronavirus originated in the Wuhan Institute of Virology.

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K-12 Administrators Grilled, Accused of Paying ‘Lip Service’ to Antisemitism in Schools

‘We don’t always get it right,’ the chancellor of New York City Schools told the House Subcommittee on Early Childhood, Elementary, and Secondary Education.

Greg Abbott Instructs Texas Universities, Colleges to Ignore Biden’s Title IX Revision

Last month, the U.S. Department of Education expanded Title IX to forbid sex discrimination and harassment against LGBTQ+ and pregnant students.

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Joe Biden Aims to Avoid Press Scrutiny with Unconventional Media Strategy

The incumbent is giving shorter speeches and participating mostly in softball interviews with sympathetic celebrities.

Police Clear George Washington University’s Anti-Israel Encampment, Congressional Hearing Scrapped

‘We allowed protesters ample time to leave the area,’ Metropolitan Police Department commissioner Pamela Smith said of the law enforcement action.

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Illegal Immigrant Indicted in Killing of Laken Riley, Accused of Peeping on University Staffer

The indictment accuses Jose Antonio Ibarra of Venezuela of striking the Georgia nursing student with a rock and ‘seriously disfiguring her head.’

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Georgia Appeals Court to Decide if Fani Willis Can Remain on Trump Election Interference Case

Defense lawyers argue that Willis should have been disqualified due to an incurable conflict of interest in the case and for engaging in forensic misconduct.

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Bernie Sanders Blocks Senate Resolution Condemning Campus Antisemitism

Sanders has previously used his post as committee chairman to block hearings on antisemitism in higher education from taking place.

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U.S. Paused Bomb Shipments to Israel Over Concerns about Rafah Invasion

Israel’s limited engagement in Rafah has not yet crossed a ‘red line’ with the Biden administration, reports say.

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The Medicare and Social Security Reports Are Nothing to Celebrate

These programs are not financially sustainable; politicians can’t change the math unless they reform them.

An Advertisement for Anti-Americanism

Pro-Hamas protesters show who they are.

Evil Does Not Exist Excuses Treachery

A bully-pulpit horror movie rings trendy, not true.