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Columbia University in New York resumed classes this week, and the anti-Israel protests are back in full swing.
Jewish hate on college campuses isn’t waiting until the springtime to blossom.
In a move sure to anger radical anti-Israel protesters, Columbia University has announced it is restricting public access to the campus.
Students are returning to college campuses, and administrations are greeting them with greater discipline – if their security forces are up to the task.
A new school year is starting soon at Columbia University, where there is an opening for a new president after Minouche Shafik stepped down for allowing protesters and their open anti-Semitism to rule the Ivy League campus.
Administrators on many college campuses are on alert for the return of anti-Israel protests that brought them unwanted attention in the spring. But alert and prepared are two different things.
Though three Columbia University deans are on indefinite administrative leave for their antisemitic text message conversation, critics think more should be done acknowledge and reject that sentiment.
College and university protests continue against Israel and in favor of Hamas. But some observers are saying the people demonstrating are no longer "protestors," but "terrorists."
Weaponization of the Department of Justice under President Joe Biden is unprecedented, says Sen. Ted Cruz – and no group feels the fury more than the pro-life movement, he adds.
A key Republican in the House of Representatives has no confidence in America's intelligence community, citing how China's spying continues unabated in the United States.
