The student government at the CUNY Graduate Center has approved a resolution to boycott the use of student activity fees to purchase goods that support or benefit from the US-backed Israeli occupation of Palestine. Critics have criticized this move as antisemitic and illegal. The list of boycotted items includes Sabra brand hummus, Starbucks coffee, food … Read more
These conversations should involve discussing the potential consequences of compliance with authoritarian measures, such as the erosion of academic freedom and the stifling of dissent. Second, colleges and universities should develop contingency plans for protecting vulnerable members of their communities, such as undocumented students, international students, and faculty and staff who may be targeted for … Read more
In a recent interview, John Kelly, former White House chief of staff under Donald Trump, made shocking revelations about the former president, calling him a fascist who admires Adolf Hitler and would govern as a dictator if given the chance. Kelly, a retired four-star general, stated that Trump fits the definition of fascism, describing it … Read more
Social Security is a crucial component of many Americans’ retirement plans, yet there is a lack of understanding surrounding the program’s workings. It is essential for everyone to be aware of the fundamental rules governing Social Security to make informed decisions about when to claim retirement benefits. The implications of claiming benefits too early or … Read more
Republican Eric Hovde is on the cusp of a breakthrough in the Wisconsin Senate race, as he faces incumbent Democratic Sen. Tammy Baldwin in a critical moment during their first debate. Recent polling has shown Hovde gaining ground, giving hope to Republicans for a potential pickup in this competitive race. Hovde, a wealthy businessman from … Read more