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Khalil Blames America, for Surging Anti-Semitic Violence, Not the Perpetrators

In his first broadcast interview since his release, Mahmoud Khalil blamed America’s “unconditional support” for Israel for provoking a wave of domestic anti-Semitism.

AI Hiring Bias: White Men Penalized by Discriminatory Algorithms

Artificial intelligence systems now used by most large corporations are disadvantaging white male applicants in the hiring process.

Georgetown Prof Encourages Iran Strike on U.S. Base

A Georgetown University professor publicly expressed hope that Iran would launch a “symbolic strike” on an American military base.

Students for Justice in Palestine Backs Iran, Calls for U.S. Destruction

Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) released a public statement endorsing Iran’s missile strikes on U.S. military targets and calling for the dismantling of both the United States and Israel.

Trump Demands ‘Freeloading’ NATO Allies Pay 5% of GDP

President Trump arrives at the NATO summit in The Hague demanding European allies boost defense spending to 5% of GDP.

Sanders Stumped: Can’t Explain Life’s Purpose in His Socialist Utopia

Bernie Sanders admits he cannot explain how people will find purpose in a post-work socialist system, exposing a key gap in his policy vision amid rising automation.

Trump Waives Executive Privilege for Biden Aide Ahead of Autopen Hearings

President Trump’s White House has waived executive privilege for ex-Biden aide Neera Tanden, prompting her to testify freely before the House Oversight Committee.

Trump Pushes ‘Big, Beautiful Bill’ After Brokered Middle East Peace

President Trump is leveraging a newly brokered peace in the Middle East to urge Congress into action on his sweeping budget reconciliation plan.

Wall Street Soars as Middle East Tensions Cool, S&P 500 Nears Record

Markets rallied sharply on June 24 as geopolitical risks eased following a tentative ceasefire between Israel and Iran.

Explosive Agenda on Campus: CU Boulder to Train Teachers in ‘Queer Pedagogy’ Literacy

A CU Boulder course teaching “queering literacy” methods to future high school teachers prompts alarm among parents.

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