Mahmoud Khalil is a recent Palestinian graduate of Columbia University.

Columbia University anti-Israel activist Mahmoud Khalil accused the Trump administration of eroding his rights to due process in a new column for The Washington Post.

An uncredited article, possibly by editor John Sandgren, about the the IWW's experiences in 1919, including an overview of ...

Even in its earliest days, discord was part and parcel of American life. During the American Revolution, families were often ...

Khalil also commented on the "stunning" irony that two postage stamps on letters sent to him by supporters displayed the US flag, with one stating "liberty forever" and the other "justice forever." ...

Even in its earliest days, discord was part and parcel of American life ... that his justice cannot sleep forever." Abolitionists were tarred and feathered. Abolitionist literature was banned ...

Two postage stamps displayed the American flag, one stating 'liberty forever,' the other proclaiming 'justice forever.' The irony is stunning, especially regarding what I've learned about how the ...