From Campus to the Courts, the “Palestine Exception” Rules University Crackdowns
The fights over Gaza protests are playing out online, in campus quads, internal disciplinary proceedings, and in the courts.
The fights over Gaza protests are playing out online, in campus quads, internal disciplinary proceedings, and in the courts.
Constellis Holdings, which traces its roots to Erik Prince’s mercenary firm Blackwater, landed an ICE contract as a bounty hunter.
Despite U.S. talk of peace and stability, and two decades of war, the people of Yemen are still suffering.
The symbolic resolution could force Democrats to take a stand on the millions the increasingly toxic AIPAC spends on Democratic primaries.
Weapons used in earlier Israeli strikes into Lebanon that have killed civilians have been found to be U.S.-made.
The State Department was told to cut from its human rights reports info on election integrity, corruption, and the expulsion of refugees.
In her first major TV interview during her campaign, Vice President Kamala Harris signaled no change from Biden on Israel policy.
A military watchdog has been “inundated” with complaints that officials are using end-times Christian rhetoric to justify war.
After being threatened with losing their housing, several students who weren’t involved in the protests had their suspensions lifted.
With Congress not reconvening until next week, there’s a chance the vote might come after attacks start.
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