Новости за 03.03.2026

The University of Florida has removed a syllabus for a graphic design course that violated Florida state law by offering potential accommodations to "queer and trans students, BIPOC students, first-gen students, and students navigating complex lives." Florida law prohibits the expenditure of state or federal funds on any coursework or program that promotes "differential or preferential treatment of individuals" on the basis of race, sexual orientation, or gender identity.

Israeli forces reportedly "flattened" a building where Iran's 88-member Assembly of Experts had gathered to select the regime's next supreme leader, according to Israeli officials and regional reports.

The death of Iranian supreme leader Ali Khamenei—along with more than 40 senior regime officials—has created a regime-altering power vacuum. But Tehran likely remains capable of quashing any uprisings thanks to its sprawling network of local security forces, former U.S. officials and regional analysts told the Washington Free Beacon, indicating that the sustained military action President Donald Trump has indicated is in the works is necessary if the regime is to fall rather than take a new shape. Читать дальше...

To Washington Post readers, Ermiya Fanaeian is a Howard University student who took to the streets to protest President Donald Trump's military campaign against the Iranian regime out of fear for her relatives in Iran. The Post did not mention that Fanaeian is a self-described "socialist and trans liberation organizer" who founded a group of "Armed Queers" in Utah and has protested the United States and Israel long before Trump launched Operation Epic Fury.

Sen. Bernie Sanders, socialist of Vermont, and Rep. Ro Khanna, a Democrat from California best known for trafficking in Epstein-related conspiracy theories, are pushing legislation that would impose a new 5 percent annual wealth tax on billionaires and use the revenue to give money to everyone earning less than $150,000 a year.

The New York Supreme Court ordered Columbia University to reverse disciplinary action against approximately two dozen student radicals who stormed and occupied a campus building in late April 2024, arguing that the Ivy League university illegally relied on sealed arrest records.

Senior leaders at a California Teamsters union aligned with California gubernatorial candidate Katie Porter are accused of "living large" on union dues, spending tens of thousands of dollars on lavish meals and luxury vacation while avoiding payment of their union dues for years.

The Washington Free Beacon pounced upon learning that Platner's campaign had assembled a crisis communications playbook for downplaying the candidate's recurring Nazi-adjacent scandals. We seized the opportunity to acquire a copy for ourselves using the (mostly) legal methods at our disposal. The document was even more explosive than we had anticipated. It included sample responses to several "looming" controversies that have yet to be reported. We have reprinted the relevant portions here for your immediate edification. Читать дальше...