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Columbia Students Claimed They Were Sprayed With an Israeli Chemical Weapon. It Was Actually Fart Spray Purchased on Amazon, New Lawsuit Says

'Squad' Member Cori Bush Spending Campaign Cash on Husband Amid DOJ Investigation

Biden Admin Won't Commit To Enforcing Iran Sanctions. Lawmakers Warn It's Empowering 'Putin's War Machine.'

Illegal Immigrant Arrested in Crash That Killed Adviser to Senator

NPR Senior Editor Resigns After Blowing Whistle on Network’s Liberal Bias

Uri Berliner says CEO Katherine Maher’s ‘divisive views’ are part of the problem at NPR

Bob Menendez Poised To Blame Wife in Bribery Case

Maria Cantwell Took Thousands from TikTok Lobbyist Days After House Passed Bill Targeting Chinese-Owned App

Washington senator has slowed TikTok bill’s passage through Congress

Harvard Taps Longtime DEI Advocate To Help Pick University’s Next President

Vivian Hunt, an ex-McKinsey consultant who has argued meritocracy ‘isn’t good enough,’ will serve as president of the Harvard Board of Overseers

Anti-Semitic Incidents on College Campuses Surged 320 Percent Last Year, ADL Finds

Columbia found to have highest number of incidents among schools tracked

White House Adviser Defends Iran’s ‘Right to Defend Itself,’ Blasts ‘Genocide Joe’ Biden

Osama Siblani serves as a 'sounding board' for Team Biden, according to AP