As protests erupted on college campuses across the country, many of them turning violent, videos of the demonstrations went viral on social media showing they were not merely “pro-Palestinian,” but blatantly anti-American. At the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, amid the chaos between the two sides was a moment of patriotism from an unexpected group of young men.

On Tuesday morning, pro-Hamas demonstrators managed to replace the American flag on Chapel Hill’s quad with a Palestinian flag. But they were faced with opposition from another small group of students: the fraternity members of Pi Kappa Phi. Videos and images of the men circulated on social media with many people commending them for protecting our nation’s flag. After weeks of appalling demonstrations by American college students, the character displayed by these young men should give us some hope for saving the republic.

Brendan Rosenblum, a junior and Jewish student at UNC-Chapel Hill, had water bottles thrown at him as he stood in the middle of the quad by with an Israeli flag while protesters tried to replace an American flag with a Palestinian one. Classes today have just been cancelled. pic.twitter.com/hUkPTXtLxj

— Bryan Anderson (@BryanRAnderson) April 30, 2024

As the president of Phi Gamma Delta during my time at Michigan State University, the connection between patriotism and members of Greek life comes as no surprise. While they might be inconsequential to some, I learned a lot about this connection during my four years spent deeply involved with my

Even as Joe Biden was delivering his perfunctory Holocaust Remembrance speech earlier this week, decrying the “ferocious surge” in antisemitism on college campuses and prattling on about how he would never forget the Oct. 7 attack — which saw over 1,300 Israelis murdered, raped, and kidnapped — the president was planning to stop the Jewish State from destroying modern-day Nazis.

Yesterday, Biden told CNN’s Erin Burnett that if Israel invades the city of Rafah in Gaza — where remaining battalions of Hamas terrorists are holed up behind civilians — the U.S. would stop supplying Israel with offensive and precision weapons.

This is a historic moment, as it is surely the first time a president has sold out a stalwart U.S. ally to save a terrorist organization. And not just any terror organization, but one that murdered, sexually tortured, kidnapped — and still holds — American citizens. Biden has sacrificed them to the mobs of Columbia University and Dearborn, Michigan, and The Washington Post editorial board. Biden could have given Israel this ultimatum privately. But he went on TV to do it precisely because it is meant for the ears of Israel haters.

You may recall, only a couple of weeks ago Democrats insisted on attaching Israeli aid to Ukrainian aid as a means of garnering the votes to pass a foreign assistance bill. Biden is now pausing the congressionally approved delivery of weapons to one ally to bolster his domestic election prospects by appealing to campus radicals and antisemitic

The battle to become North Carolina’s next governor is a dead heat, new polling released Thursday shows.

Conducted from May 4-5 by the John Locke Foundation/Cygnal, the survey among 600 likely Tar Heel State voters shows Republican gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson maintaining a razor-thin lead over Democrat Josh Stein. If the contest were held today, 39.2 percent of respondents said they’d “definitely” or “probably” vote for Robinson, while 39.1 percent said they’d support Stein. The poll shows 17.1 percent of voters remain undecided.

The numbers are concerning for Robinson, who led Stein by 2 points in the pollster’s April survey (39.9 to 37.9 percent). Robinson led Stein by nearly 5 points in March. Since winning the nomination to take on Stein, Robinson has faced a barrage of dishonest smears from legacy media.

The race to win a North Carolina Supreme Court seat is also extremely tight, with Republican Jefferson Griffin leading Democrat Allison Riggs by less than 1 point (39.6 to 39.1 percent). More than 21 percent of likely voters are still undecided, however.

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Republicans appear to be doing slightly better in the presidential and legislative elections. The survey shows former President Donald Trump with a 4.5-point lead over President Joe Biden (42.6 to 38.1 percent). Independent candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — who reportedly gained enough signatures to qualify for North Carolina’s 2024 ballot last month — is shown to have support from 8.8