The president hasn’t said much about the protests for obvious political reasons. But increasing clashes — and outspokenness from his party — are testing that.

Joe Biden’s hopes of recreating his winning coalition from 2020 is coming under threat as protests against Israel’s war in Gaza spreads across college campuses.

President Biden faces a lose-lose proposition with how he responds to Gaza protests on college campuses. So far, he's stayed largely silent.

The president has largely left it to aides to respond to anti-Israel protests at colleges across the country, but he is planning a speech next week at an event sponsored by the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum.

Senior Biden administration officials are increasingly concerned about where protests on college campuses over the war in the Gaza Strip will expand to next and view a potential cease-fire deal between Israel and Hamas as perhaps the only development that could quell some of the political blowback over President Joe Biden’s handling of the conflict.

Education Secretary Miguel Cardona testified before a Senate subcommittee hearing that there are 137 open Title VI enforcement cases as campuses roil with antisemitic protests.