A Mostly Violent Protest Movement

The indictments brought in the Eastern District of Michigan last week against eight 20-somethings deeply involved in anti-Israel protests at the University of Michigan’s Ann Arbor campus pull back the curtain on what that movement is really about.

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Socialist in Tight House Race Showered Convicted Palestinian Terrorist With Love and Praise, Taunted Jewish Student Who Objected to Her Disruptive, Anti-Israel Agitating

A Democratic Socialist backed by Zohran Mamdani, Darializa Avila Chevalier, who is looking to stage an upset primary victory in New York's 13th Congressional District, openly championed a notorious female terrorist convicted of plotting an Israeli supermarket bombing that killed two people, public records show.

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‘Moderate’ Abigail Spanberger Taps Soros-Tied Activist Who Says She’s ‘Self-Conscious’ About Her ‘Whiteness’ To Serve on Virginia Criminal Justice Board

"Moderate" Virginia governor Abigail Spanberger (D.) appointed a leader of a left-wing nonprofit founded by ousted George Soros-backed prosecutors Chesa Boudin and George Gascón to serve on the state's Criminal Justice Services Board. The new Spanberger appointee, Robyn Sordelett, has said that she's "self-conscious" about her "whiteness" and that she feels "guilt about being born white."

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Former Columbia President Katrina Armstrong, Who Told Feds She Couldn't Recall Specifics of Any Antisemitic Incident on Campus, Out as University's Medical Center Chief

Former Columbia University president Katrina Armstrong, who resigned after telling the federal government she couldn't recall specifics of any antisemitic incident on campus, is stepping down as CEO of the Ivy League institution's medical center and dean of the medical school, Columbia acting president Claire Shipman announced Monday.

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New York Times Scrambles to Defend Pulitzer-Winning Photo of 'Starving' Gazan

The New York Times is scrambling to defend the integrity of its Gaza-based photographer and his work, which won a Pulitzer Prize on Monday, after a press watchdog organization accused him of "staged scenes" that were closely coordinated with the Hamas terrorist organization.

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Trump Administration Moves Closer To Deporting Mahmoud Khalil as Immigration Board Nixes Agitator's Last Ditch Plea

The Board of Immigration Appeals denied anti-Israel activist and Columbia University agitator Mahmoud Khalil's attempt to reverse the final order of removal it issued on Thursday, according to his lawyers, marking a victory for the Trump administration in its efforts to deport the Syrian native and Algerian national.

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‘I Have No Idea, To Be Honest’: Columbia Encampment Organizer Mahmoud Khalil Says It’s Unclear Whether Hamas Targeted Civilians on Oct 7

Columbia University encampment leader Mahmoud Khalil said in an interview that it's unclear whether Hamas targeted civilians in its Oct. 7, 2023, attack against Israel. Hamas is widely understood to have done so.

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Michigan’s El-Sayed Told Women He Didn’t Want To Work With ‘Anyone Over 40,’ According to Embarrassing Discrimination Lawsuit

The left-wing Democratic candidate for Michigan’s open Senate seat, Abdul El-Sayed, told an older female colleague that he didn’t want to work with "anyone over 40" as he prepared to assume a prestigious role at New York City’s Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai, according to a 2019 age and gender discrimination lawsuit brought by former employees against the institution.

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Columbia Student Union Demands ‘Academic Freedom’ To Protect Political Activism in the Classroom

Columbia University’s student union has been in a yearlong contract dispute with the Ivy League school, demanding everything from massive raises to dismantling ties to Israel. The union is also demanding an article protecting so-called academic freedom, which the union suggests could prohibit disciplinary action against teaching assistants who bring their political activism into the classroom.

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House Energy Committee To Investigate Columbia’s Compliance With Trump Deal

The House of Representatives Committee on Energy and Commerce is investigating whether Columbia University is honoring its deal with the Trump administration, according to a letter sent to the university on Tuesday.

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