Kanye West, who now goes by Ye, apologized for antisemitic comments in a full-page ad in The Wall Street Journal. He attributed his outbursts to lingering mental health challenges, which he says date back to a serious car crash more than two decades ago.
As concerns about antisemitism in the United Kingdom rise, Donald Trump’s personal lawyer, Robert Garson, is reportedly discussing with the U.S. State Department the possibility of offering asylum to British Jews. The move comes amid broader strains between Washington and London, underscoring a growing rift between the two allies.
“How many more Auschwitz-level tragedies or persecuted lives must pass before indifference turns into action? Cal Thomas argues that acceptance of Jewish hatred has become all too common, calling for an urgent global wake-up to the realities of antisemitism.”
A photo of eight teens forming a human swastika on a high school football field has ignited alarm throughout the Bay Area. The image, posted on social media by a Branham High School student in San Jose, included a quote attributed to Adolf Hitler and has raised deep concerns about rising antisemitism.
A recent report highlights that extremist grifters linked to Neo Nazi ideologies are exploiting Bitcoin. Commentator Shawn Farash has brought attention to the potential misuse of digital currencies among fringe groups, raising both ethical and security concerns.
The Federal Bureau of Investigation has officially cut ties with the Anti-Defamation League following fierce criticism from conservative groups. The move was announced by Director Kash Patel, who labeled the ADL as a “political front masquerading as a watchdog.”
Authorities at Dartmouth College are investigating a second report of a swastika found outside a student’s dorm room. Early indications suggest it could be a false alarm, but the investigation continues as officials work to clarify the situation.
Pennsylvania Senators Dave McCormick and John Fetterman recently sent letters urging five universities, including Lehigh University, to protect students from antisemitism. The call highlights rising concerns about campus safety and the welfare of Jewish students.
US envoy Charles Kushner has sharply criticized France for not doing enough to tackle what he describes as a long-standing antisemitism problem. He warns that the issue has “exploded” since October 7, underscoring what he views as an urgent situation requiring more decisive action.
Despite recent controversies involving antisemitic responses, the Pentagon has entered into a $200 million agreement with Elon Musk’s xAI to adopt Grok, the company’s artificial intelligence system.
