Dems Push for “Educational Gag Order” Over Palestine Lessons in California

Shaanth Nanguneri

Critics warn a new bill clamping down on ethnic studies classes over antisemitism concerns goes too far.
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The Vietnam War Is Still Killing People, 50 Years Later

Nick Turse

After the Trump administration cut funding to demining efforts, unexploded ordnance from the Vietnam War killed four people in February alone.
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Who Is Most Scared on Harvard’s Campus? Don’t Ask the New York Times.

Corey Robin

Harvard released dueling reports on antisemitism and anti-Palestinian, Arab, and Muslim bias. Guess which one the Times emphasized?
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Down Two Squad Members, Progressives Come for an AIPAC Democrat

Akela Lacy

Justice Democrats, the group that helped elect the Squad, is backing a primary against AIPAC-backed incumbent Rep. Shri Thanedar.
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Democrats Had a Shot at Protecting Journalists From Trump. They Blew It.

Shawn Musgrave

Senate Democrats had a legislative path to shield journalists and their sources from surveillance and subpoenas. They didn’t act.
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Students Are Winning in Court Against Trump’s Deportation Regime

Jessica Washington

In key victories for students, judges ruled to release Mohsen Mahdawi and allow Mahmoud Khalil’s case to advance in federal court.
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U.S. Companies Honed Their Surveillance Tech in Israel. Now It’s Coming Home.

Sophia Goodfriend

After deploying AI tools in Israel and on the U.S. border, American tech companies are now powering domestic repression.
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Trump’s Auto Tariff Relief “Helps Tesla a Lot” — Leaving Other Carmakers Behind

Matt Sledge

A Wall Street auto analyst says the Big Three American carmakers are unlikely to benefit much, while Musk’s Tesla gets a leg up for now.
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