Новости за 25.03.2026

Columbia University has placed its Young Democratic Socialists of America (YDSA) chapter on interim suspension in the wake of a Washington Free Beacon report highlighting the group's plans to "liaise with Columbia University Apartheid Divest" (CUAD), the banned student organization that wished "death to America" amid the U.S. military operations in Iran. Those plans appeared to violate Columbia's "zero tolerance" policy barring recognized student groups from affiliating with CUAD.

Indiana University has opened an investigation into a Muslim initiative housed within its School of Philanthropy following a Washington Free Beacon report on the initiative's ties to a "sham charity" that bankrolls Hamas.

Iranian leaders rejected President Donald Trump's 15-point peace plan to end the ongoing U.S.-Israeli military effort against the regime, saying Wednesday that neither a ceasefire nor negotiations toward one are on the table.

San Francisco school officials voted Tuesday to restore eighth-grade algebra more than a decade after the district eliminated the course in the name of equity, a policy that didn’t solve the racial learning gap and led to a decline in math scores across the district.

The University of California, Los Angeles, was slapped with a lawsuit on Tuesday for stonewalling a public records request related to an "activist-in-residence," Lisa Gray-Garcia, who demanded that students pray to "Mama Earth" during a mandatory lecture for UCLA medical students.

The left-wing candidate in the Democratic primary for Michigan’s open Senate seat, Abdul El-Sayed, told a labor union audience last month that he put his "body on the line" and did "time" after being arrested at a minimum wage protest in 2018. Police records show that he was briefly detained in a police van and promptly released with a misdemeanor ticket—and the charges were dropped a few months later.

The Supreme Court of Maryland dismissed three lawsuits from Democratic-led jurisdictions that sought to hold oil and gas companies accountable for climate change, striking a blow to a coordinated legal effort to force energy producers to pay billions of dollars in weather-related damages nationwide.