California Antisemitism Law Survives Its First Court Challenge

Today’s lead: A federal judge dismissed the challenge to California’s AB 715, leaving the state’s new K-12 antisemitism safeguards in force.

Also tracking: FEMA funded fewer than 27% of nonprofit security-grant applicants, Heritage faces fresh allegations of an antisemitic internal culture, and New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is testing whether City Hall can bypass traditional Jewish institutions.

In the wire: Congress weighs an Iran-linked terror designation, Senate Republicans seek more defense funding, and Columbia’s student-workers union drops its Israel-divestment demand.