
Ben Brasch
General Assignment Reporter at The Washington Post
@washingtonpost reporter and @PostGuild member. @UFJSchool and @ajc alumnus. 727 native. I crave those wings from 'Tommy Boy' daily. He/him. Avi: @alyssaNo_L
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2 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Michelle Boorstein |Ben Brasch
How Oct. 7 has changed antisemitic attacks in the U.S. (washingtonpost.com) How Oct. 7 has changed antisemitic attacks in the U.S. By Michelle Boorstein; Ben Brasch 2025060401304200 Until recently, many prominent attacks on U.S. Jews have stemmed from long-standing conspiracies and tropes: a Holocaust museum security guard killed in 2009 by a man who said "the Holocaust is a lie." White supremacists chanting "Jews will not replace us" at a 2017 march.
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3 days ago |
postguam.com | Ben Brasch |Anumita Kaur |Annabelle Timsit
The man accused of attacking an event organized by a Jewish group, injuring 12 people, faces a federal hate crime charge and several felonies, including attempted murder. Authorities said they are investigating the incident as a targeted act of terrorism.
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4 days ago |
nationalpost.com | Annabelle Timsit |Ben Brasch
The eight victims — four men and four women — are 52 to 88 years oldArticle contentOfficials filed a federal hate crime charge Monday against the man accused of attacking an event organized by a Jewish group – just before he was set to appear in court in Boulder, Colorado. Authorities said they are investigating the incident, in which eight people were injured, as a targeted act of terrorism.
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4 days ago |
washingtonpost.com | Carolyn Johnson |Ben Brasch |Anumita Kaur |Roman Stubbs |Michelle Boorstein
Suspect in Colorado attack on Israeli hostage event charged with hate crime (washingtonpost.com) Suspect in Colorado attack on Israeli hostage event charged with hate crime By Carolyn Y.
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1 week ago |
washingtonpost.com | Ben Brasch
Schools blame tariffs for rising costs and supply woes (washingtonpost.com) Schools blame tariffs for rising costs and supply woes By Ben Brasch 2025053009000000 School districts across the country are grappling with how to navigate President Donald Trump's tariffs, which have led to higher costs for everything from Chromebook parts to juice boxes — leaving educators worried that supply shortages may affect safety and achievement.
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