Georgetown Eyes Vote on Israeli Divestment Resolution Sponsored by School of Foreign Service Student
School's student government postponed the vote, originally set to be held during Passover, after pushback from Jewish groups
DNC Vice Chair David Hogg Plots $20M Campaign To Take Down His Party's 'Asleep-at-the-Wheel' Incumbents
25-year-old activist 'shits on moderates who won,' one Democrat said after Hogg became vice chair
Obama-Appointed Judge Orders Trump Admin To Disburse $20B to Green Groups Including Stacey Abrams-Linked Org
Trump EPA immediately appealed the ruling Wednesday morning
Plagiarism Accusations Threaten To Upend Democrats' Climate Lawsuit Against Oil Companies
Judge says 'copycat filings' represent 'astonishing example of plagiarism in the legal profession'
Trump Critic Will Ruger Set To Join Administration
Ruger led the American Institute for Economic Research, which has savaged Trump's tariff policies
The Geezer Is Back: Biden Says 'Roughly 30 Percent' of Americans Have 'No Heart' in Crotchety Return to National Spotlight
'Who the hell do they think they are?'
Northwestern Vandals Spray-Paint Hamas Triangles, 'Intifada Now' on Campus Building Housing Holocaust Center
The university's president promises to suspend any students involved in the incident, which took place during Passover
'Brilliant Friend': Federal Judge Already Facing Recusal Request in Immigration Lawsuit Has Strong Ties to Lawyer Involved in the Case
Araceli Martinez-Olguin faces recusal calls in case where her former employer is the lead plaintiff and her friend is their attorney