The Morning Dispatch
Every weekday morning, Mary Trimble and Grayson Logue provide an essential news briefing, along with original reporting and analysis on the day’s biggest stories.
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Columbia Roiled By Antisemitism
An anti-Israel encampment has sparked copycats at elite universities across the country.
An Early Morning Strike On Iran
Plus: After first-quarter data came in hotter than expected, the U.S. economy enters uncharted territory.
House Releases Foreign Aid Bills
House Speaker Mike Johnson’s gambit to fund Israel and Ukraine could put his speakership on the line.
U.K. Report Calls into Question Youth Gender-Transition Treatments
‘For most young people, a medical pathway will not be the best way to manage their gender-related distress.’
Polls Show Biden-Trump Race Narrowing
With plenty of time left on the clock, could third-party candidates play spoiler?
Iran Launches Direct Attack on Israel
Plus: Former President Donald Trump’s New York criminal trial begins.
U.S.-Japan Summit Addresses Chinese Threat in the Indo-Pacific
Biden continues to build coalitions of the willing in Asia.
House Divided Over Surveillance Authority
Republican lawmakers (at least temporarily) tank an effort to reauthorize a key national security tool.
Biden Takes Another Swing at Student Debt Cancellation
The president tries to make good on a campaign promise.
Trump Backs State-by-State Abortion Legislation
The former president tries to thread post-Roe needle, but faces rebukes from some pro-life advocates.
Israeli Inquiry into Aid Worker Deaths Reveals ‘Internal Failures’
Strikes that killed seven World Central Kitchen staff spur U.S. and Israeli policy changes.
Zelensky Lowers Military Conscription Age in Ukraine
In dire need of materiel from the United States, Ukrainians are adapting.
Strike In Syria Kills Top Iranian Commander
Could this alleged Israeli attack open a new chapter in Iran’s proxy wars?