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Jewish Voice for Peace Teams Up With Abolish ICE Group To Push for Government Shutdown
Anti-Israel groups are increasingly switching their focus to opposing Trump’s crackdown on illegal immigrants
Minneapolis Hotel Smashed by Anti-ICE Rioters Was on Soros-Funded Group’s Target List
Sunrise Movement is bankrolled by some of the country's most prominent nonprofit organizations, including Open Society Foundations, the Ford Foundation, and the MacArthur Foundation
As Tim Walz Encourages Resistance, Minnesota ‘ICE Watch’ Declares ‘Time Is Ripe To Embrace Militancy’
MN ICE Watch posts guide encouraging escalation ‘by any means necessary’
Brown University Head of Public Safety on Leave After Janitor Reveals Security Ignored Warnings of Suspicious Actor on Campus
The suspicious actor turned out to be the gunman
Radical Anti-Israel Group Planned To Bomb Los Angeles Buildings Marked With Hamas Triangles, FBI Reveals
A photo of the Turtle Island Liberation Front's bomb-making stations included 'Free Palestine' stickers
Woman Who Harassed Stephen Miller’s Family at Their Home Is Harmless Academic ‘In the Field of Peace Studies,’ Her Lawyer Argues
Barbara Wien also made a threatening ‘I’m watching you’ gesture at Miller’s wife
Vandals Paint Red Swastikas on Brooklyn Jewish School Hours After Mamdani’s Election
Rep Elise Stefanik wrote the incident ‘should serve as a wake-up call that Mamdani is ushering in the pro-terrorist antisemitic takeover of NYC’
Journalists Pounce on Republicans for Noticing Crime
Gruesome fatal stabbing of 23-year-old Ukrainian who fled for America 'drawing repeated attention' from Republicans, Axios laments
Anti-Israel Microsoft Employees Arrested for Storming President's Office Partner With Bail Fund Led By Murderer Who Bashed Man's Skull With Hammer
The Northwest Community Bail Fund once freed a man who went on to murder a father of six
‘Danger to Public Safety’: DC Police Misclassified Deaths as ‘Accidental’ To Drive Down Murder Numbers, Homicide Cop Alleges in Lawsuit
MPD sergeant Carlos Bundy said in his suit against the department that the misclassifications have 'allow[ed] murderers to remain on the street'