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“In 1776, the statue of King George in Bowling Green was toppled, beheaded, and melted into bullets for the Continental Army,” said Rachel Stewart, 32, sipping a White Claw on a stoop. “And we will do the same thing to the Flock cameras if we need to.”
It’s Friday night in downtown Troy, New York—a historic city of about 50,000 located just seven miles from Albany, the ...
The Jason Arday scandal has left the academic world reeling. Found dead in his family’s apartment last Friday, Arday has been the subject of intense scrutiny over the past month. Appointed in 2023 as Cambridge University’s youngest-ever black professor, he faced extensive and credible allegations of plagiarism that exploded into public view last month. Those allegations led t...
In 2023, writers Jacob Siegel and Liel Leibovitz of Tablet magazine published a piece called “End U.S. Aid to Israel.” It’s usually an argument you hear from Israel’s fiercest critics. But this time it was coming from two supporters of...
There are two numbers that matter when it comes to the war with Iran: 20 million, and 138.
Twenty million barrels per day is the commonly accepted figure for the average prewar flow of oil out of the Strait of Hormuz. The more America’s ...
In 2006, I was deployed aboard the USS Iwo Jima as a Marine. Israel invaded Lebanon that summer and we were diverted off the coast of Beirut, where we stayed underway for weeks, without port calls or a break, while we evacuated U.S. citizens. The pace of operations was relentless; it put a strain on all of us. After several months, we returned home. Days before we pu...