Violations of the public trust

Nation’s Largest Urban University Challenged Over Antisemitism Allegations

CUNY Chancellor Matos Rodriguez Responded That All Lives Matter In Criticism Of Handling Of Antisemitism On Campus

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An oil rig south of town extracts crude on July 21, 2008, in Taft, California. Hemmed in by the richest oil fields in California, the oil town of 6,700 with a stagnated economy and little room to expand has hatched an ambitious plan to annex vast expanses of land reaching eastward to Interstate 5, 18 miles away, and take over various poor unincorporated communities to triple its population to around 20,000. California's voters will get a chance to repeal the gas tax that is going to appear in the referendum ballot in 2024. DAVID MCNEW/BALLOTPEDIA

California Voters Will Decide On A Veto Referendum Repealing The Oil And Gas Regulation Law In 2024

The California Secretary of State announced a veto referendum seeking to repeal Senate Bill 1137 (SB 1137) had qualified for 2024.

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Jewish Comedians And Rabbis Wiegh-In On Hunter Biden’s Laptop After He Never Picked It Up From The Shop

There is a whole section of the Talmud when Hunter Biden never picked up his laptop from the shop where Biden gave up hope.

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strongIN FILE - Former lawmaker Bon Kalindo (C) gestures as he leads demonstrators in Lilongwe on November 26, 2021. Police in Malawi fired teargas to disperse thousands of protestors demonstrating on November 26, 2021 against the cost of living, corruption and nepotism in government. PHOTO BY AMOS GUMULIRA/AFP/GETTY IMAGES/strong

Sub-Saharan Africa Ranked As Most Corrupt Region In The World

Concerns regarding corruption across the world have arisen after Transparency International published their analysis of 2022

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Israeli Politics Increasingly Dominated By Competing Visions Of Judicial Reform

The Netanyahu government’s plan to enact wide-ranging judicial reform has taken center stage in Israeli politics.

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Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett Wieghs In On Controversial Judicial Reforms

“It will harm the foundations of the State of Israel, its economy and its citizens, and it may tear the rope that connects us all”

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Jewish Groups Push Back On NY Times’ Assault On Jewish Schools

Over the past week, multiple organizations have called out The New York Times for its continuing hyper focus on NY State yeshivas.

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Israeli President Vows To Avoid Constitutional Crisis Which Could Tear ‘Our Nation Apart’

Israeli President Isaac Herzog said on Sunday that "profound" disagreement over the government's judicial reform plan was tearing the country apart, and vowed to work towards averting a constitutional crisis

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StandWithUs Files Complaint Against George Washington U, Alleging Antisemitism

The Israel education organization StandWithUs filed a complaint against George Washington University with the Dept of Education.

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