‘Shut It Down’: Grad Student Strike at Harvard Disrupts Learning
Gay lecture goes virtual; student earplugs for protest drums outside a midterm exam
CAMBRIDGE, Mass. — Loud, activist student protests directly adjacent to classroom buildings are once again interfering with teaching and learning at Harvard.
Soros Groups Orchestrated China-Funded Scheme To Harass Seattle Data Center Developers and Workers: Lawsuit
The lead plaintiff, a union electrician in Washington, alleges the scheme put him out of work and cost him hundreds of thousands of dollars in wages
Out of the Wreckage: Winners and Losers of the Midterm Landslide
A definitive guide
Midterm Preview: Brace for Impact
What to expect when no one knows anything
After Shaming Conservatives for 'Seizing' on 'Rumors,' NYT Finally Concedes Ilhan Omar (Probably) Married Her Brother
Times readers understandably shocked to learn that details surrounding Omar's marriage 'have…
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‘Squad’ Alum Cori Bush Registers as Paid Foreign Agent, Will Lead Anti-Israel Propaganda Tours of West Bank for Shadowy NGO
Bush, who was voted out of Congress in 2024 and told a pro-Israel group she was ‘coming to tear your kingdom down,’ recently visited the West Bank and complained about ‘Jim Crow’ treatment
Biden's Interior Secretary, Who Invoked 'Indigenous Knowledge' To Ban Oil Drilling, Wins Governor's Race in New Mexico, America's Second-Biggest Oil Producer
Deb Haaland faced congressional and watchdog investigations over a move banning oil drilling across hundreds of thousands of acres in New Mexico
Back From the Dead: Shuttered, Bloomberg-Backed Climate Project That Paid Salaries of Government Lawyers Quietly Reappears in Vermont
The NYU initiative, which was funded by billionaire climate activist Michael Bloomberg, faced congressional and legal scrutiny
Abdul El-Sayed's Bagmen: Inside the Shadowy Network of Anti-Israel Donors, PACs, and Super PACs Funding His 'Grassroots' Campaign
The constellation of different committees have overlapping big donors and fund the same candidates—El Sayed and some likeminded far-left House candidates who hate Israel
'We Need To Stop Giving Birth to Them': Maryland Special Ed Teacher Called To Abort Boys, Overthrow US Government
'I feel like the only way out of this patriarchal hell is for there to be less men on this earth,' wrote Dana Zentgraf of Montgomery County's Clopper Mill Elementary
‘Billionaire Tax’ Appears Defeated in California, But Soak-the-Rich Approach Gains Traction Elsewhere
Washington State fails to repeal its millionaire tax
Gaza's Population Grew Last Year and There Wasn't a Famine, Hamas's Own Figures Show, Debunking Claims That Most Gaza Deaths are Women and Children
The figures 'absolutely rule out' a 2025 UN claim that major areas of Gaza were facing a 'worst-case scenario of famine'