Academia
The University of California-Davis is inviting DEI-aligned PhDs to apply for a tenure-track position to teach “Palestine Studies” courses in the school’s anthropology department over the next few years. The school hopes to hire a professor by June 1. The chosen candidate will earn up to $149,000 annually—
Economy
The American economy thrives when driven by innovation, ambition, and self-reliance. In President Trump's first term, these principles flourished—unleashing record job growth, rising wages, and a resurgent private sector. In his second term, Trump now has the mandate to break free from economic stagnation and reclaim America’
Academia
A professor at the University of Pennsylvania, one of the hallowed Ivy League schools founded by Benjamin Franklin, has been terminated after posting dozens of antisemitic and anti-Zionist cartoons on social media. The adjunct professor, Dwayne Booth, who joined Penn’s Communication School in 2015 and goes by the pen
Celebrity
Washington, D.C. — In a surprise announcement this morning that left reporters stunned and liberals scrambling for air, President Donald J. Trump declared rapper, designer, and former presidential candidate Kanye West as the new Secretary of the United States Space Force. Speaking outside the newly renamed Patriot Pavilion—formerly the
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Since October 7, 2023, the vernacular of “pro-Israel,” “anti-Israel,” “pro-Palestine” and more have flooded the discourse as a way to categorize everyone into distinct buckets. While it’s not abnormal for people to find themselves forced to identify as some overarching label that suffocates important subtleties, there is a unique
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One of the most common criticisms I’ve faced since I began advocating more publicly for peace and coexistence between Palestinians and Israelis is the charge that I am somehow falsely representing myself as a representative of Palestinians. The only times I actually remember claiming to speak for Palestinians as
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There are very few days on the calendar that feel like a reset button. New Year’s Day may mark the turn of the calendar, but for me—and for millions of others—Opening Day is the true beginning. It smells like freshly cut grass. It sounds like the pop
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Hamas is the product of a deep and ongoing debate within the Muslim world, a debate that has raged for the last 150 years and dwarfs the magnitude of any of the discussions we find in Western academia today. This debate is not just political, but a profound theological reckoning.
Economy
In the early 2020s, the United States confronted a paradox that revealed the fragility of its economic model: record-high stock market valuations and record-low national confidence. Americans were told they lived in the most dynamic economy on Earth, even as entire towns hollowed out, strategic supply chains faltered, and the
Academia
An American nurse from the Portland, Oregon area will likely be facing an uphill battle in securing a new job after her antisemitic and pro-Hamas comments on Instagram were exposed, showing that she’d refuse to treat Jews and blaming Israelis like Shiri Bibas for their own deaths. Registered Nurse
Academia
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian Arab graduate student at Columbia University, was recently arrested by federal authorities for his overt support of Hamas—a U.S.-designated terrorist organization. Khalil was more than a protester; he was an ideological operative using the American university system as a staging ground for anti-Semitic
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An American nurse from the Portland, Oregon area will likely be facing an uphill battle in securing a new job after her antisemitic and pro-Hamas comments on Instagram were made public by a group of American Jewish physicians. Registered Nurse Camesha Hart — who I first reported on three weeks ago