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The pro-Israel professors who support student deportations

The pro-Israel professors who support student deportations

Jacqueline Sweet reports: In March 2024, Documenting Jew Hatred on Campus (DJHC) emerged on Instagram and X as another node in a network of organizations decrying pro-Palestine faculty and students at Columbia University. The group slowly grew to focus on what it called other “participating schools”—such as CUNY, which it called a “hotbed of antisemitism.” Like its fellow Zionist doxxing outfits Betar and Canary Mission, its preferred solution was student deportation. On Election Day, DJHC posted a clip of Trump…

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Venezuelans deported to El Salvador’s notorious mega-prison describe ‘hell on Earth’

Venezuelans deported to El Salvador’s notorious mega-prison describe ‘hell on Earth’

NPR reports: Carlos Daniel Terán, 19, still remembers the words a prison warden told him when he entered El Salvador’s mega-prison, CECOT. “He told us we were never going to leave this place,” Terán recalled. It was March of this year. Terán had just been transferred from an immigration detention center in Texas to the notorious Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo — known as CECOT — a maximum-security prison built to house accused Salvadoran gang members. El Salvador’s own justice…

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LA grand jurors refuse to be intimidated by Trump’s screaming top federal prosecutor

LA grand jurors refuse to be intimidated by Trump’s screaming top federal prosecutor

The Los Angeles Times reports: To bystanders at the federal courthouse in downtown Los Angeles, it sounded as though U.S. Atty. Bill Essayli would not take no for an answer. A prosecutor had the irate Trump administration appointee on speakerphone outside the grand jury room, and his screaming was audible, according to three law enforcement officials aware of the encounter who spoke on condition of anonymity for fear of reprisals. The grand jury had just refused to indict someone accused…

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They voted for Trump, but after devastating flooding he turned his back on them

They voted for Trump, but after devastating flooding he turned his back on them

The Washington Post reports: As water rushed down Church Street, Theresa Boal hurried to save the antique furniture and knickknacks inside the funeral home her family has owned and operated in Allegany County, Maryland, for more than a century. A downpour had caused Georges Creek, which runs through the middle of town, to surge and flood the streets of Westernport in an hour. Her 10-year-old son was at school a short walk down the street, and she couldn’t get to…

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Tracking of Comey cellphone location is evidence that the Trump regime is abusing its spying powers

Tracking of Comey cellphone location is evidence that the Trump regime is abusing its spying powers

Freedom of the Press Foundation reports: A recent news report about Secret Service surveillance of former FBI Director James Comey suggests that the Trump administration is abusing its spying powers. You may remember that the Secret Service and Department of Homeland Security launched an investigation into Comey for posting a picture on Instagram during his beach vacation of seashells spelling out “8647.” Conservatives claimed that Comey’s post was a threat to our 47th president, Donald Trump. Never mind that “86”…

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Beto O’Rourke is taking the Texas redistricting fight national

Beto O’Rourke is taking the Texas redistricting fight national

  Houston Chronicle reports: Suddenly, Beto O’Rourke is everywhere again. He just had a rally in Philadelphia, another in Baltimore, and is planning to head off to Nebraska early next month. And he’s worked in speeches to the NAACP Convention in North Carolina and the Center for American Progress in Washington, D.C., and made in-person TV hits on CNN with Jake Tapper and the PBS Newshour. Over the last 30 days, he’s held 10 rallies total from Texas to the…

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Israel’s claim that Hamas stole aid was baseless, while UN system was effective, senior military officials reveal

Israel’s claim that Hamas stole aid was baseless, while UN system was effective, senior military officials reveal

The New York Times reports: For nearly two years, Israel has accused Hamas of stealing aid provided by the United Nations and other international organizations. The government has used that claim as its main rationale for restricting food from entering Gaza. But the Israeli military never found proof that the Palestinian militant group had systematically stolen aid from the United Nations, the biggest supplier of emergency assistance to Gaza for most of the war, according to two senior Israeli military…

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From Canada to Finland, an American neo-Nazi fight club is rapidly spreading across the globe

From Canada to Finland, an American neo-Nazi fight club is rapidly spreading across the globe

The Guardian reports: More than a dozen men wearing black masks and sunglasses – obstructing any open source investigators from easily identifying them – appeared in a Telegram video in front of city hall in London, Canada, in June. “Mass deportations now,” the men yelled in unison, holding up banners with the same slogan. “No blood for Israel.” While this type of scene with masked men chanting is a relatively common occurrence in the US, this incident in Canada illustrated…

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Mamdani’s win signifies hope and a political voice for many Muslim Americans

Mamdani’s win signifies hope and a political voice for many Muslim Americans

The Guardian reports: Zohran Mamdani’s victory in New York City’s Democratic primary for mayor has a group of Pakistani American aunties and uncles so excited that they are wondering if they should have given their own children more freedom in choosing their careers. “What if we let our kids become politicians, and not just doctors and engineers?” a member of the grassroots political organizing group, Drum Beats, asked at a small celebration held at an Islamic school last month in…

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Under siege from Trump and Musk, Media Matters falls into crisis

Under siege from Trump and Musk, Media Matters falls into crisis

The New York Times reports: Media Matters, a nonprofit group that has played a key role in liberal politics, is struggling to withstand months of legal assaults by President Trump’s allies, offering a glimpse of what might be in store for even well-funded targets of his retribution campaigns. The organization, which is funded by some of the Democratic Party’s biggest donors, has racked up about $15 million in legal fees over the past 20 months to defend itself against lawsuits…

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White male-supremacist, eugenicist, and ‘Proud Jew,’ to lead U.S. Institute of Peace

White male-supremacist, eugenicist, and ‘Proud Jew,’ to lead U.S. Institute of Peace

Competent white men must be in charge if you want things to work. Unfortunately, our entire national ideology is predicated on coddling the feelings of women and minorities, and demoralizing competent white men. — Darren J. Beattie 🌐 (@DarrenJBeattie) October 4, 2024 Its not politically correct to say, but low-iq, low-impulse control populations lack higher reasoning and moral faculties—they require strict corporal punishment and threat of violence to function properly within a society Instead of anarcho-tyranny, we need Singapore for…

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Building blocks of life may be far more common in space than we thought, study suggests

Building blocks of life may be far more common in space than we thought, study suggests

Live Science reports: Astronomers have discovered key components to life’s building blocks swirling around a remote baby star, hinting that the stuff of life is far more prevalent throughout the universe than once thought. The material, discovered circling the protostar V883 Orionis 1,300 light-years from Earth in the constellation Orion, consists of 17 complex organic molecules that include ethylene glycol and glycolonitrile — precursors to components found in DNA and RNA. The finding, published July 23 in the The Astrophysical…

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Trump is building concentration camps faster than Hitler did

Trump is building concentration camps faster than Hitler did

Will Bunch writes: When it comes to the topic of concentration camps, Andrea Pitzer wrote the book — literally. The Washington, D.C.-area writer’s own personal curiosity about the origins and history of this inhumane practice — and her sense that many people view the subject too narrowly through the lens of Nazi Germany or Joseph Stalin’s USSR — sparked her 2017 book, One Long Night: A Global History of Concentration Camps. Although her book traces the long arc of cruel…

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Trumpism’s succession problem

Trumpism’s succession problem

Matt K. Lewis writes: [I]t’s no longer absurdly premature to start talking about succession. And, for my money, there are three leading contenders. Vice President JD Vance — seemingly the obvious successor — is clearly positioning himself as heir apparent to Trumpism 2.0: similar themes, better vocabulary, a little more polish and (crucially) a future. Tucker Carlson now also seems to be testing out what it would look like to actually run for office. And Donald Trump Jr. is lurking…

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