Alexa Moutevelis

Media April 26

Columbia student banned from campus after remarks about 'murdering Zionists'

Columbia University reported Friday that junior Khymani James had been "banned from campus," just days after video went viral of him talking about "murdering Zionists."

Media April 22

Planet Fitness hires new DEI-focused CEO amid controversy over transgender locker room policy

Planet Fitness hired a new DEI-focused CEO, Colleen Keating, after the franchise plummeted in value due to outrage over its transgender policy online.

Media April 1

Private security hired by parents sees success while frustrations with UC Berkeley on crime mount

UC Berkeley parents try private security pilot program to protect students and spur action from the school they say isn't doing enough to keep the campus safe.

Supreme Court March 19

Justice Jackson ripped for worrying about the First Amendment 'hamstringing' government: 'Literally the point'

Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson was ridiculed on Monday after voicing her concerns that the First Amendment could limit the federal government.

Media March 19

Brooklyn residents protest proposed men-only homeless shelter in their neighborhood: ‘It’s going to be a war’

Protesters unified in the streets of Brooklyn to protest the city-proposed establishment of a men-only homeless shelter in a residential neighborhood.

Media February 26

Controversial Democrat mayor under investigation after wild tirades, police raids, lavish spending

Dolton Mayor Tiffany Henyard has been dogged by allegations of suspicious activity, ranging from improperly spending taxpayer money to political retaliation.

Media January 26

Experts say Schumer attack on Zyn is ‘moral panic’ about smoke-free nicotine products that can ‘save lives'

After Chuck Schumer condemned nicotine pouches, a variety of experts argued he is doing more harm than good, arguing they are a lesser evil compared to tobacco products.

Media October 31

Yale student who had pro-Israel column edited without her knowledge speaks out: 'Modern-day Holocaust denial'

Sahar Tartuk, whose column about Hamas' atrocities in Israel in the Yale Daily News was edited without her knowledge, warned of "history repeating itself."

Media October 27

WaPo report defends using numbers from Hamas-run Gaza Ministry of Health: 'Many experts' say it's 'reliable'

A Washington Post report defended using data from the Hamas-run Gaza Health Ministry despite the group's false claims about a recent hospital blast.

Media October 20

Washington Post stealth edits caption describing Israeli woman's children as being 'detained' by Hamas

The Washington Post changed one of its captions for a photo that originally referred to children abducted as hostages as merely being "detained" by Hamas.