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The crash occurred early on Sunday near the borders of Maryland, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia. No citations have been issued.

History chairwoman Susan Morrissey — a member of Faculty for Justice in Palestine — has previously shared statements defending Hamas and demonizing Israel.

German chancellor Olaf Scholz said he does not believe the move will lead to an escalation of the war, saying the decision came after consulting with allies.

The presentation accuses Israel of committing ‘genocide’ and refers to Hamas as a ‘resistance movement.

The UNC-Chapel Hill board voted to redirect DEI funding toward campus police earlier in May, and the system had already done away with DEI statements in 2023.

Schill alternated between defending his agreement with encampment organizers and attacking the premises of lawmakers’ questions.

David Morens testified in front of Congress Wednesday and claimed his references to hiding information were either jokes or had been misconstrued.

Emails show that, because of Kerry’s interference, the FBI was unable to arrest a suspect ‘on the Terrorism Watch List’ and another who ‘returned to Iran.

One professor at Northwestern University in Qatar was treasurer of a nonprofit found to have been illegally funneling money to terrorist organizations.

Legal experts tell NR that the program violates Titles VI and IX of the Civil Rights Act, discriminating against both whites and males.

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

‘In my attempt to find agreement with one group of students, I marginalized other members of our student population,’ Sonoma State University’s president said.

The representatives argue that the bill, if signed into law, would fix a situation in which the Department of Education is unprepared to address antisemitism.

The filing includes allegations of school administrators engaging in antisemitic rhetoric and refusing to take action in the face of harassment against Jews.

The Democratic primary was a particularly heated one, with Trone attacking Alsobrooks’s thin resume and accusing her of being beholden to special interests.

Northwestern leaders ignored their policies, opting instead to ‘facilitate, encourage, and coddle a dystopic cesspool of hate’ on campus, the lawsuit says.

Rather than leave, the students voted unanimously to stay in the encampment and, alongside professors, formed a circle to block access to the area.

Liebowitz wrote that the situation on other campuses is ‘unacceptable’ but that Brandeis strives ‘to be free of harassment and Jew-hatred.

One of the organizers of the encampment with whom Shafik has been negotiating said he thinks Zionists should die.

National Review attempted to enter the encampment, but faculty members formed a line to block journalists from accessing the lawn.

The rally also saw a brief scuffle between a man filming the protesters and a keffiyeh-wearing demonstrator who pushed him toward the exit.

Several individuals who have been banned from campus, alongside many outside activists, appeared on Columbia’s campus over the weekend.

Many disagree with Minouche Shafik’s assessment, having heard shouts of ‘F the Jews’ and ‘Jews Out!’ at the protests.

While the Court did not rule on the legality of such laws, it may soon hear appeals regarding similar legislation in Kentucky and Tennessee.

The student frequently suffers antisemitic slurs — including Holocaust references and ‘kike’ epithets. The administration has not acted on his reports.

The same protesters repeatedly interrupted a Senate hearing on the upcoming Pentagon budget featuring Defense Department leadership.

Rutgers is currently under investigation by the House Education and Workforce Committee over its handling of antisemitism on its campus.

The court also ruled that the issue of abortion may appear on the ballots this November, alongside a referendum on the legalization of recreational marijuana.

The attack comes about two weeks after the U.S. embassy in Moscow warned against attending large gatherings and public events, citing threats of terrorism.

The attack comes about two weeks after the U.S. embassy in Moscow warned against attending large gatherings and public events, citing threats of terrorism.