Ugliness: In the wake of the horrific attacks by Hamas terrorists against Israeli civilians, Americans bore witness to just how antisemitic many on the Left have become, particularly on college campuses. You will be shocked to learn where they are getting their support.  

• Two years ago, Heritage research showed that antisemitism on college campuses is fueled by legions of “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) staff that universities have hired. Read about those findings here.  
• Earlier this year, Heritage released a report on how the federal government is using your tax dollars to fund antisemitism, both at the UN and at universities. Read about that here. 
• In an op-ed published Friday, Mike Gonzalez and Jay Greene write that when "elite institutions (years ago) began hiring unrepentant terrorists and Marxists as their professors…they had to know where this would lead.” Read that piece here.  
• And the next time your alma mater comes asking for money, Adam Novak advises that you "call the DEI office and ask about the status of pro-Hamas activism on campus" before writing a check. Read more here.

Stay informed: If you want to keep up with our analysis of the assault on Israel, follow the X (formerly Twitter) feeds of two of our resident experts: Victoria Coates, vice president of the Kathryn and Shelby Cullom Davis Institute for National Security and Foreign Policy (@VictoriaCoates), and Robert Greenway, director of the Center for National Defense (@RC_Greenway). 

Infiltrated: Recent bombshell reports reveal that the Obama and Biden administrations allowed Iranian operatives to manipulate nuclear deals between the U.S. and Tehran. 

• Get the full story about why this is so dangerous here. 

Border threat: If that’s not bad enough, as a result of Biden’s open borders, 154 terrorist suspects have been encountered at the southern border this year—but how many have slipped through? Learn more here. 

Breaking the bank: Spending bills threaten to balloon the deficit, and President Biden wants to fast-track billions more. 

• “Rank-and-file legislators in both parties,” write Heritage Senior Policy Analyst David Ditch and Senior Research Fellow Rachel Greszler, “should recognize that the truly extreme policy position—especially in today’s changed circumstances—is routine support for deficit spending.” 

Read the analysis here. 

Eat cake: Over 60% of American families are living paycheck to paycheck, but Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen insists that the country is not facing a recession.  

• Yellen “continues advocating for more taxes and spending, burdensome financial regulations, and the constant printing of money,” write Heritage President Dr. Kevin Roberts and Research Fellow EJ Antoni.  

Read more about this unsustainable policy position here.  

• No One Should Be Surprised By The Depraved Radicalism On College Campuses—Mike Gonzalez and Jay P. Greene  
• Yes, Biden Calls Out Hamas but He’s Oddly Silent on 4 Major Issues Hiding in Plain Sight—James Jay Carafano 
• The Biden Administration’s Very Selective ‘National Emergency’ to Free Americans Wrongfully Detained Abroad—Steven P. Bucci. 
• Guatemala’s President Warns Americans on Border Infiltration Threats—Mike Gonzalez 
• SCOTUS 101: Heritage's Annual Supreme Court Preview—Zach Smith and GianCarlo Canaparo  
• Money for Nothing, That’s Not the Way You Do It: The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Dire State of Congressional Appropriations—Jack Fitzhenry 
• UAW Strike Offers Ford’s Chinese Battery Plant an Easy Way Out—Diana Furchtgott-Roth 
• The BorderLine: The Border Crisis by the Numbers—Simon Hankinson 
• Biden Administration Now Wants to Ban Furnaces—Jack Spencer 
• The U.S., Not China, Should Take the Lead on AI—Kara Frederick and Jake Denton 
• Originalism Keeps Judges in Check and the People in Charge—Thomas Jipping 
• The Lesson Is Clear: Regulation Makes Charter Schools Less Innovative—Corey DeAngelis, and Jay P. Greene. 
• Scandal: Arizona Families Are Educating Their Children—Jason Bedrick 
• Why Should We Take the U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Seriously?—GianCarlo Canaparo 

Crime beat: “Criminal justice reform is not rocket science,” Charles “Cully” Stimson, deputy director of the Edwin Meese III Center for Legal and Judicial Studies, told the House Oversight Committee last week. Stimson laid out five reasons why crime rates in Washington, D.C., are skyrocketing.  

• Watch his testimony here.  

Stimson also co-authored a book published earlier this year, titled “Rogue Prosecutors: How Radical Soros Lawyers Are Destroying America's Communities,” that documents why crime is rising in cities across the country.  

• Buy the book here.