Miller Sanford An encampment of students protesting the war in the Gaza Strip is seen at USC on April 27. (Genaro Molina / Los Angeles Times) To the editor: David N. Myers and Nomi M. Stolzenberg are trying to determine what makes make a campus protest antisemitic. (“Can legitimate campus protest be distinguished from antisemitism? This guide … Read more
Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert readies for the snap during a win over the Carolina Panthers on Sept. 15. The Chargers look to stay unbeaten on the young season Sunday with a win over the Pittsburgh Steelers. (Rusty Jones / Associated Press) 1 They’ve won at home. They’ve won on the road. The Chargers now get … Read more
Just because Tom Holland is the face of a blockbuster superhero franchise doesn’t mean everyone is privy to that knowledge. That was the apparent takeaway Wednesday when Rory McIlroy came face-to-face with the “Spider-Man” actor, 28, at a pro-am before the BMW PGA Championship in England. Holland approached the four-time major champion at the driving … Read more
Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance has defended his campaign’s amplification of false stories about Haitian immigrants in Ohio. (Steve Helber / Associated Press) To the editor: As a Jew whose father went through World War II and the invasion of Normandy, I have a red-alert siren inside me that starts blaring in the … Read more
The Drake Maye era in New England got off to an earlier start than many had anticipated. With the game against the Jets well out of reach, Maye made his NFL debut on Thursday night with just over four minutes left in what would end in a 24-3 win for the Jets at MetLife Stadium. … Read more
California will become the first state in the nation to mandate later start times at most middle schools and high schools under legislation signed into law by Gov. Gavin Newsom on Sunday, a proposal designed to improve educational outcomes by giving students more sleep. The new law, however, is not without controversy. It was opposed … Read more
MADISON, Wis. — It’s an idyllic Friday evening in Madison, and Gus Johnson is introducing Joel Klatt like he’s the reigning, defending undisputed champion. Fox’s top college football broadcast booth — comprised of Johnson, Klatt and sideline reporter Jenny Taft — is at its production meeting ahead of Wisconsin’s showdown with Alabama. The weekly meeting is akin … Read more
The latest Expedia report tracks how travellers chasing fall leaves or a cheap flight can make the most of sweater season. Ottawa travellers make their way through the departure section of the Ottawa Macdonald–Cartier International Airport.Photo by Spencer Colby /POSTMEDIA A recent Expedia report shows shifts in where — and when — most Canadians are … Read more
Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert (10) has been handing the football off a lot so far this season, especially to J.K. Dobbins (27). (Ashley Landis / Associated Press) Justin Herbert’s lauded right arm launched deep touchdowns and threaded passes through tiny windows. Now it’s quietly handing the ball off. Onlookers wring their hands about Herbert’s seemingly … Read more
A major Republican political committee is putting its weight behind millennial GOP challenger Mike LiPetri to topple veteran Democratic Rep. Tom Suozzi in the hotly-contested House race in New York. The National Republican Congressional Campaign Committee, which works to elect Republicans to the United States House of Representatives, added LiPetri, 34, to its “Young Guns” … Read more
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