The Israeli Reporter Getting the Scoop on Trump’s High-Stakes Diplomacy
Axios journalist Barak Ravid has been breaking news on negotiations with everyone from Hamas to Iran to Ukraine—just ask Zelenskyy—while making his presence felt in Washington. He talks with VF about the “Disneyland” feel of covering US politics,
Mohsen Mahdawi can travel from Vermont to attend Columbia University graduation, judge rules
Mohsen Mahdawi was one of several international students targeted by the Trump administration as part of a crackdown on what it considers antisemitic activity on college campuses.
Why the courts could blunt Trump’s assault on state climate action
Legal experts say it’s unlikely judges will bow to the president’s expansive arguments that state efforts to address global warming are unconstitutional.
Columbia area real estate happenings starting May 17
When: May 20, 6-8 p.m. Where: The Meech House at Mungo Park, 2121 Lake Murray Blvd., Columbia Price: Contact for details More info: [email protected] Network and fundraising event hosted by the Central Carolina Association of Realtors to benefit the ...
Boil water advisories issued for 131 Columbia Water and Light customers; Derby Ridge Elementary given bottled water by city
Boil water advisories were issued throughout the day on Wednesday for several areas within Columbia Water and Light’s coverage area. The City of Columbia’s outage map showed 131 customers under boil advisories around 9 p.
Trump admin puts thousands of Afghan refugees at risk of deportation. How will it impact SC?
The end of a policy offering protective status is putting Afghan refugees at risk of deportation. But the amount of Afghan refugees in SC isn't clear.
Supreme Court examines case on power of the presidency, birthright citizenship
In a last-minute add to this year's term, the Supreme Court will examine President Donald Trump's executive order on birthright citizenship and a broader issue over the power of the courts.
The heat is on into this weekend!
Another taste of summer has arrived into the Carolinas, with high temperatures around or above 90 degrees the next few days.
The Southern Trait Craig Melvin Says He'll Never Give Up
The Columbia, South Carolina-born journalist's new column for Southern Living will debut in our June/July issue.
Trump Risks Sidelining Antisemitism Policy With Campus Crusading
The fight between President Trump and Harvard University is at the boiling point. The administration has taken heavy measures in recent weeks, including
Six Decades On, Joan Jonas Is Still Leaving Space for Mystery
Joan Jonas’ evolving practice explores a wide variety of themes without ever reducing them to simple narratives. Photo: Toby Coulson To experience the work of renowned multimedia artist Joan Jonas is a bit like trying to articulate the origins of the universe.
Woman Argues That Birth Rates Are Low Because Women Don't Wear Lingerie To Bed
Huberwoman's argument suggested that women are not only at fault for low birth rates, but that their only true purpose in life is to have children. While many women choose to have children, it's absolutely not their entire identity.
After committing prior to the basketball season, Skyline’s Shay Shippen makes it official and signs with Columbia
It’s officially official. Skyline’s Shay Shippen, the top scorer in state history, signed to play basketball at Columbia University during a ceremony at the school Monday night. Shippen, who was recently named Idaho’s Gatorade Player of the Year,
As Harvard Battles Trump, Its President Will Take a 25% Pay Cut
The university is facing cuts of more than $2.6 billion in federal funding and has already taken other steps to save money.