Monthly Archives: November 2023

To make up the 11 days of lost instructional time for students due to the Portland Public Schools teachers strike, the Portland Association of Teachers and PPS decided to add those days back, starting with the first week of the district’s … Continue reading →

“Don’t advertise. If someone is going to try and blackmail me with advertising? Blackmail me with money? Go f— yourself,” Musk said, adding: “Go f— yourself, is that clear? Hey Bob, if you’re in the audience. That’s how I feel, … Continue reading →

Meanwhile, in Havering: A London council has decided not to allow a chanukiah to be erected outside its town hall to commemorate the full eight days of Chanukah over fears it could inflame tensions between local communities. Mick Hartley: Highly sensitive … Continue reading →

Under further questioning by Suarez, Williams testified that Deutsche always reviews a prospective client’s financial statements and adjusts the company’s worth based on the bank’s own assessment. “As part of our due diligence, we subject a client’s asset value to … Continue reading →

“Biden’s done a lot of good things. But I think his legacy will not be a good one if he is the nominee,” Ackman said in an upcoming episode of “The David Rubenstein Show: Peer-to-Peer Conversations.”

Schools in conservative states, like Washington University in Missouri, Vanderbilt University in Tennessee and Southern Methodist University (SMU) in Texas are seeing the influx of applications from Jewish students who are passing on top-tier universities like Harvard and Columbia, the … Continue reading →

According to Israeli police, the shooting was carried out by two Hamas terrorists who drove to the Givat Shaul junction on the outskirts of the Holy City in an armed vehicle and opened fire on unsuspecting victims standing there. Police … Continue reading →

In his remarks, Schumer noted how many on the left marched with Black Lives Matter and against “anti-Asian hatred” as well as abortion rights, which he called “reproductive justice,” saying the same principle of fighting against bigotry should extend to … Continue reading →

I have thought about that question a lot in recent weeks, since arriving in Israel earlier this month to cover the war. I have seen plenty of wars before and they always throw up that question: “What is life?” To … Continue reading →

Heavily redacted documents related to special counsel Jack Smith’s search warrant for information related to former President Donald Trump’s Twitter account showed that federal prosecutors wanted his search history, blocked users, mutes, and drafts of tweets, while also seeking information … Continue reading →