Over 90 Percent of Trump Voters Want CCP-Sponsored Student Groups Banned From US Colleges, Poll Finds
The Chinese Communist Party has long faced scrutiny over its influence operations at American universities
'Sick Game': Democratic Megadonor David Geffen, 82, Faces Sordid Grooming Lawsuit from Porn Star Husband, 32, as Top Cultural Centers Take His Millions and Toast Him on Both Coasts
Some of the country's most prestigious institutions have been renamed for the billionaire Democratic power broker who's being accused in explosive court documents of exploiting 'a vulnerable, marginalized young gay Black man'
Left-Wing Group Featured on Zohran Mamdani's Campaign Site Releases 'WANTED' Posters Targeting NYC Business Leaders, Many of Them Jewish
New York Communities for Change, which honored Mamdani at its latest fundraising gala, says targets are 'Wanted for Anti-Zohran Electioneering'
Democratic Socialists of America, 'Energized' by Mamdani's Primary Win, Won't Rule Out Challenging Dem Incumbents: Report
Moderate Democrats worry that Mamdani's rise will alienate voters and deepen party's woes
IDF Chief Vows 'Decisive Victory' as Tens of Thousands of Reservists Mobilized for Gaza City Offensive
'The IDF does not offer anything less than decisive victory,' says Eyal Zamir
UPenn Taps Vox's Zack Beauchamp, Best Known for Inventing a Bridge Between Gaza and the West Bank, as a 'Distinguished' Global Affairs Fellow
Beauchamp and other fellows will visit campus to engage with students and faculty on 'some of the most pressing global issues'
‘Stolen Land’: Gavin Newsom’s ‘Agricultural Equity’ Advisers Prepare Plan To Redistribute Farmland to Racial Minorities
California has 'the responsibility' to help 'rebuild the wealth that was stolen,' task force says
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