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| Marco Rubio Says Intelligence Community Is Flat-Out 'Wrong' About Tren de Aragua | |||||
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Many independent contractors laid off by the broadcaster last week hold work visas that require continued employment to stay in the United States. |
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| ‘DOGE’ in the States: One State’s Success Story Making 25% of Regulations and Fees ‘Disappear’ | |||||
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| Netanyahu: Implementation of Trump’s Gaza relocation plan is condition for ending war | |||||
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| Palestinian reports: 3 prisoners freed in hostage deal rearrested last night, including veteran terrorist | |||||
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[IsraelTimes] Palestinian media reports that three Palestinian security prisoners who were freed as part of the recent hostage deal were rearrested by Israel last night. The three are named as Mahdi Akas, Saeed Diab and Ibrahim Atiya. Atiya had served a life sentence for his involvement in a shooting terror attack in which a 7-year-old girl was murdered in 2003, as part of his membership in the Palestinian Islamic Jihad terror group. The Palestinian Prisoners Club, a Palestinian organization representing those who are in jail in Israel, announced yesterday, prior to the arrests last night, that a total of 13 Palestinians released in the deal had been rearrested, 6 of whom remained in detention as of yesterday. IDF razes West bank home of Palestinian terrorist who killed Israeli man last year [IsraelTimes] During operations overnight in the West Bank village of Baqat al-Hatab, the IDF says it demolished the home of a Palestinian terrorist who killed an Israeli last year. In the attack on August 18, 2024, Sultan al-Jani attacked Gidon Peri, 38, with a hammer in an industrial park near the settlement of Kedumim. Peri, a civilian security guard, was fatally wounded. As a matter of policy, Israel demolishes the homes of Palestinians accused of carrying out deadly attacks. |
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| Universities of hate round-up: week of 5/18 | |||||
 Yale students go on pro-Hamas hunger strike; administrators refuse meeting. Harvard president rejects 'partisan' label in letter to Sec. McMahon amid clash with Trump admin Not specific to fosteribg Jew-hate, but related and eminently satisfying. [CampusReform] Harvard University President Alan Garber asserted that the Trump administration is sidestepping private institutions’ constitutional freedoms. This comes after Education Secretary Linda McMahon said that the university will no longer receive federal grants.Prof who called Jewish Temples “Synagogues of Satan” Has Been Fired. US terminates additional $60 million in Harvard grants over alleged antisemitism [IsraelTimes] The US Department of Health and Human Services says that it was terminating $60 million in federal grants to Harvard University saying the Ivy League institution failed to address antisemitic harassment and ethnic discrimination on campus. US President Donald Trump’s administration has frozen or ended federal grants and contracts for the university worth nearly $3 billion in recent weeks. The administration has accused Harvard of continuing to consider ethnicity when reviewing student applications and of allowing discrimination against Jews as a result of the anti-Israel, pro-Palestinian student protest movement that roiled American campuses last year. Bloomberg Reporter Arrested With Pro-Hamas Group That Took Over Columbia Library [Townhall] A reporter from Bloomberg News was arrested when pro-Hamas rioters took over Columbia University’s Butler Library earlier in the month. The reporter, Jason Kao, had graduated from Columbia in 2022. He was charged with criminal trespass and was given a desk appearance ticket. Eighty-one activists were arrested in total. “During the unrest, rioters injured two, passed out pamphlets endorsing Hamas’s violence, vandalized and damaged the library, and renamed the building after Basel al-Araj, a Palestinian terrorist killed in a 2017 shootout with the Israel Defense Forces,” according to the Washington Free Beacon: “Kao’s personal website is exclusively devoted to negative coverage of Israel’s war in Gaza,” the outlet continued. “Kao was employed by Bloomberg News as of May 1, based on a social media post from a colleague,” but Bloomberg told the Free Beacon that they no longer employ Kao. Because the man is a propagandist, not a reporter — and certainly not a journalist. |
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