Leo Terrell, the Department of Justice lawyer who heads the Federal Task Force to Combat Antisemitism, has made multiple appearances on the network and other conservative outlets to unapologetically press the Trump administration’s case for deporting Columbia University graduate Mahmoud Khalil and for yanking federal funding from the university.

The head of Donald Trump’s task force on antisemitism has shared a white nationalist’s quip about the president revoking “Jew cards.” The startling share comes even as Trump threatens to deport or arrest university students protesting on behalf of war-torn Gaza,

In a major push, the U.S. Department of Justice has notified leaders in Los Angeles and other major cities across the country about efforts to combat antisemitic behavior on college campuses. KTLA's Gene Kang reports live on Mar.

The Department of Justice announced Thursday that it is sending a federal task force to Boston and three other major U.S. cities “to discuss their responses to incidents of antisemitism at schools and on college campuses in their cities over the last two years.

Jason Lee, a senior adviser to Mayor Brandon Johnson, was not surprised at the DOJ initiative. He noted the new Federal Task Force to Combat Antisemitism is targeting three of the same cities whose mayors were summoned to Washington to defend their sanctuary city status before a

The Federal Task Force to Combat Antisemitism notified leaders of four major cities on Thursday that it wanted to meet to discuss their responses to incidents of antisemitism at schools and on college campuses since 2023.

Mayor Michelle Wu was called before a Congressional panel to answer for her city's policies last week and now the U.S. Department of Justice says that it would

The Department of Justice notified the mayors of Boston, New York, Chicago and Los Angeles that the Federal Task Force to Combat Antisemitism wants to meet to discuss the mayors' "responses to incidents of antisemitism at schools and on college campuses in their cities over the last two years.

The U.S. Department of Justice notified leaders in Los Angeles and other cities across the country about efforts to combat antisemitic behavior on college campuses. Created under President Trump’s executive order,