Political activist Angela Davis held up a Palestinian flag at a lecture in Mexico. “I am so happy that finally we see the international consensus changing and it is no longer with Zionism. It is with Palestine.” Davis had shown Palestinian solidarity since the 1960’s.

An American political activist, with a touch of irony: I woke up in a state of anxiety, wondering how I would pay off my debts. But then I remembered that we renamed Lake Ontario to "American Lake," and now I'm doing much better. Thank God for President Trump.

🚨 JUST IN: Trump-endorsed Byron Donalds explained why he joined the Republican Party in 2010, citing its core of thoughtful, intellectually curious people who want the country to be free @ByronDonalds: "So through all my years, first as a political activist and now as an elected official, I've always found that people in our party, for the most part, still have that same core about them." "They're intellectually curious, they're willing to have long debates, they're willing to read about the subject matter. But they just want the country to operate."

Slay the Spire and Slay the Spire 2 are still getting review bombed on Steam right now. The latest wave has spread to the first game too. The main reason is Anita Sarkeesian listed as a consultant in Slay the Spire 2 credits. Many players with hundreds of hours say they don't want a political activist's influence. Earlier waves in March and April came from Chinese players angry about balance changes. Before this, both games had very positive ratings.

JUST NOW: Iranian Crown Prince Reza Pahlavi just thanked 160 political prisoners and activists inside Iran for a bold statement supporting him as the central figure for national unity and leadership in a popular uprising to end the Islamic Republic.

🔴 'Feminism has become a byword for angry, loony-Left politics: leaching into support for dangerous political leaders and activists' | Writes Zoe Strimpel Read more about how October 7 became a turning point for Strimpel ⬇️

Social justice activist and author @rashadrobinson sits down with @davidgura and @EenaRuffini on Bloomberg This Weekend to discuss turning political will into action, from his new book “From Presence to Power.”

POLITICAL VIOLENCE: The university where Charlie Kirk was assassinated last year agreed to hold a memorial for the fallen hero with Turning Point, only to cave to pressure from far-left activists who threatened violence. Surrendering is never the answer.

WATCH: Former University of Arkansas political science professor Shirin Saeidi is seen in a disturbing video telling Iranian human rights activist Ladan Bazargan that she will travel to Iran, find the grave of Bazargan’s brother Bijan, executed by the Islamic Republic dance on his grave, film it, and send the video to his sister. Let that sink in. Just a few months ago, she was a professor at an American university, threatening the sister of a man executed by the Iranian regime. This is why American and European universities need to start asking serious questions about who they put in front of students. Universities exist to educate young people, not to provide prestige and platforms to people who bring the language of authoritarian intimidation onto Western campuses. Iranian families have heard this language from the Islamic Republic for decades. They should not have to hear it from academics in America. I stand with @LawdanBazargan. Thousands of Iranians stand with her. You can leave Iran. You can enter Western academia. But if you bring the language of executioners with you, we will expose it.

Authorities in the Democratic Republic of Congo are increasingly harassing and arbitrarily detaining journalists, activists, and political opposition members. Authorities should stop the clampdown on critical voices and release those wrongfully detained.