Columbia University lawsuit over anti-Israel encampments

Columbia University students and graduates file a lawsuit against individuals and groups involved in anti-Israel encampments on campus, including Democratic Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Jamaal Bowman, and Ilhan Omar. The lawsuit alleges bullying, harassment, denial of access to classes and campus facilities, and cancellation of commencement. The protesters demanded divestment from Israel, transparency in investments, and amnesty for participants. The lawsuit seeks $30 million in damages.

Supreme Court ruling on clearing homeless encampments

The Supreme Court ruling allows cities to clear homeless encampments, leading to changes in how homelessness is addressed across the country. Some cities are preparing to take a harder line on encampments, while others are focusing on providing services to address the root causes of homelessness.

Anti-Israel Protester Interrupts Northeastern University Commencement Ceremony

An anti-Israel protester interrupted a commencement ceremony at Northeastern University in Boston, Massachusetts, wearing a shirt with fake blood and the words 'NEU Kills'. Pro-Palestinian protests have been happening at various universities across the nation.

Pro-Palestinian Activism on College Campuses

Pro-Palestinian activists have launched encampments at over 70 campuses to protest Israel's military assault on Gaza, leading to clashes with police and arrests. University communities express frustration with administrators' handling of protests.

Pro-Palestinian campus protests and training of activists

Pro-Palestinian activists in campus encampments received training from veteran activists and groups before launching their invasions. Funding for the encampments came from around the world, including from the Wespac Foundation in New York. The protests were the result of months of planning and encouragement by far-left groups.

UNC Chapel Hill American Flag Incident

UNC Chapel Hill Chancellor Lee H. Roberts returned the American flag to the top of the flag pole after anti-Israel protesters had removed it, leading to a clash between protesters and law enforcement.

Florida Bill Banning Homeless from Public Property

Florida lawmakers passed a bill to ban homeless people from setting up camp or sleeping on public property. The bill allows designated areas for the homeless to camp for up to a year, with restrictions on alcohol and drugs. Supporters argue it will help provide local services more efficiently, while opponents criticize it as a way to hide the issue without addressing root causes.

Homelessness in Los Angeles

Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass is facing criticism as homeless encampments return despite efforts to move people into hotels. The root causes of the issue include mental illness, drug abuse, permissive law enforcement, and high living costs in California.

Homelessness and Fire Incidents in Los Angeles

A fire broke out on Franklin Avenue last month, potentially destructive due to winds. Homeless encampments in the area have been a repeated issue despite efforts to clear them. Residents express safety concerns and disappointment in local officials. Various viewpoints on handling the homelessness problem in the area are discussed.