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The letter from the Trump administration to Columbia University

Trump Administration’s Letter to Columbia

by WS Editors | Mar 28, 2025 | Seen on the Web

Letter from the Trump Administration to Columbia University:   Dr. Katrina Armstrong Interim President Columbia University Office of the President 202 Low Library 535 W. 116 St., MC 4309 New York, NY 10027 David Greenwald Claire Shipman Co-Chairs Columbia Board of Trustees 202 Low Library 535 W. 116 St. MC 4309 New York, NY 10027 […]

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Columbia University

From the Letty Cottin Pogrebin Newsletter: Antisemitism

by WS Editors | Mar 28, 2025 | Seen on the Web

From issue #171 of the Letty Cottin Pogrebin Newsletter on Substack   * Jews duped again. Under the sardonic title, “As an American Jew, I Feel Completely Reassured for My Safety Now That Trump Has Targeted the Epicenter of American Antisemitism, Columbia University,” Andy Schocket’s brilliant piece in McSweeney’s, unmasks the ironies and cynicism behind […]

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Katie Couric interviews Edward Luce, the U.S. National Editor and columnist at the Financial Times.

Katie Couric: Why We Should Be Worried About Elon Musk

by WS Editors | Mar 12, 2025 | Seen on the Web

Katie Couric spoke to the U.S. National Editor and columnist Edward Luce at the Financial Times about Elon Musk’s unprecedented power in the White House.  

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In France, Senator Claude Malhuret went viral after criticizing the United States' changing policy toward Ukraine and taking aim at President Donald Trump during a general session of the French Senate on March 4, 2025.

Senator Claude Malhuret on the End of American Democracy

by WS Editors | Mar 12, 2025 | Seen on the Web

Senator Claude Malhuret on the End of American Democracy, speaking in the French Senate, Tuesday, March 4, 2025.   Mr. President, Mr. Prime Minister, Ladies and Gentlemen, Ministers, my dear colleagues. Europe is at a critical turning point in its history. The American shield is crumbling, Ukraine risks being abandoned, Russia strengthened. Washington has become […]

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Photo: over looking Banff, Canada by Amber Hewitt ©2015

The Cost of Betrayal

by Michael Ignatieff | Mar 12, 2025 | Seen on the Web

Betrayal triggers the strongest emotions in all of us: rage, despair and the longing for revenge. Betrayals in high politics trigger much the same emotions as in private life. The resentment and bitterness that whole peoples can feel when they are betrayed decide what they are determined to avenge and what they are willing to […]

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