Carl P. Leubsdorf

3 weeks ago | citizensvoice.com | Carl P. Leubsdorf

When some elite colleges’ definition of free speech allowed anti-Israeli protesters to go beyond merely expressing their views to harassing individual students, Republican lawmakers discovered they could score political points by campaigning against campus antisemitism. And the leaders of some institutions played into their hands with legalistic defenses and a reluctance to stop blatant transgressions against their Jewish students and campus property.

3 weeks ago | indianagazette.com | Carl P. Leubsdorf

When some elite colleges’ definition of free speech allowed anti-Israeli protesters to go beyond merely expressing their views to harassing individual students, Republican lawmakers discovered they could score political points by campaigning against campus antisemitism. And the leaders of some institutions played into their hands with legalistic defenses and a reluctance to stop blatant transgressions against their Jewish students and campus property.

3 weeks ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Carl P. Leubsdorf

When some elite colleges' definition of free speech allowed anti-Israeli protesters to go beyond merely expressing their views to harassing individual students, Republican lawmakers discovered they could score political points by campaigning against campus antisemitism. And the leaders of some institutions played into their hands with legalistic defenses and a reluctance to stop blatant transgressions against their Jewish students and campus property.

3 weeks ago | dailygazette.com | Carl P. Leubsdorf

When some elite colleges’ definition of free speech allowed anti-Israeli protesters to go beyond merely expressing their views to harassing individual students, Republican lawmakers discovered they could score political points by campaigning against campus antisemitism. And the leaders of some institutions played into their hands with legalistic defenses and a reluctance to stop blatant transgressions against their Jewish students and campus property.

3 weeks ago | marshallnewsmessenger.com | Carl P. Leubsdorf

If the goal of Joe Biden’s “Politburo” was to hide reality and convince Americans the former president was fit for another term, it may have been the least successful cover-up since Richard Nixon sought to avoid complicity in the Watergate scandal.