They want to be the Washington Post so bad, and they're genuinely trying, but even so it still comes off as formulaic and almost a little bit lazy.

Posted 6 hours apart.

Axios: White House officials could in theory have Biden condemn the pro-Hamas protesters, but the problem there is it would 'risk alienating' his base. axios.com/2024/04/30/isr…

Is that something they're allowed to do?

Amazing. I mean, not really amazing. Predictable and even sort of cliched at this point. But still.

They should call UNRWA.

I think one salient distinction, an element that has been seen relatively rarely on American college campuses, is the organized targeting and harassment of, and the mobilization of violence towards, Jews.

What is it with Hamas supporters and using schools?

The Washington Free Beacon's Jessica Costescu was on campus overnight as students stormed Hamilton Hall. We've got the full rundown, along with photos and videos from the ground, here freebeacon.com/campus/columbi…

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Children are insufferable.

Is that something they're allowed to do?

Is that something they're allowed to do?

It can't be emphasized enough that alongside dismantling economic sanctions against Iran, the Biden admin spent enormous amounts of time and resources to break Iran out of diplomatic isolation. It was their explicit policy. 'Regional integration.' They say they're proud of it.

The speaker means that in an anti-war way. That's why the people around are all cheering. Because they're anti-war too.

Is that something they're allowed to do?

Pro-terrorist day care center.

A mostly peaceful anti-war protest, according to journalists.

The inevitable result of running a pro-terrorist day care center for a few decades (even and especially when it's subsidized by uncountable millions of dollars of federal student loans).