Columbia University protest faces deadline to clear pro-Palestinian encampment; Why NYC's mayor says there's no need for National Guard
Columbia University has given protesters until Friday to clear their encampment from the campus. Meanwhile, the mayor says the National Guard won't be necessary.
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James Parra, a fifth-grade paraprofessional at Brooklyn Arbor in Williamsburg who called Israel a “racist” and “terrorist” ...
Columbia University called in the NYPD and cleared protesters from campus, ending a pro-Palestinian encampment on the school ...
At Tuesday’s pro-Palestinian protests at Columbia University and The City College of New York, 282 people were arrested, according to the New York Police Department. Of the 112 people arrested ...
One protester, Leila Nouri, 21, was charged with assault and resisting arrest when she allegedly pushed back against cops ...
About 50% of those arrested were not affiliated with Columbia or City College. Protests at Columbia University against the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza have been allegedly "co-opted" by what New ...
New York City Mayor Eric Adams told reporters Columbia University has asked for the NYPD’s presence outside of the private ...
Dozens of anti-Israel agitators are in New York City not far from where celebrities are gathering for the annual Met Gala.
Palestinian demonstrators with flags and keffiyeh face coverings are marching through Manhattan towards the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where the star-studded Met Gala is in full swing.
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