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Over the past week, Iran has begun a quiet campaign of terror — not against an outside adversary but against its own people.

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Hamilton Hall has been occupied by Columbia University students multiple times, dating back to 1968 when demonstrators seized the building over the Vietnam War, racism and the university’s plans ...

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