Executive Editor Sam Munson explains the mainstream media reaction to the death of terrorist leader Ismail Haniyeh. {ai:summary}<p>At a fancy Harvard commencement, the speaker didn’t mince words, criticizing the university for silencing anti-Israel voices, revealing the tension lurking beneath academic prestige. </p><p>Meanwhile, folks elsewhere faced harsher realities—cyclists snapping selfies while freight trains bore down, a reminder that danger often lurks in the mundane. #politics</p>

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