A hacker has a list of millions of people by race. So why is the coverage about Zohran Mamdani?

New York City mayoral frontrunner Zohran Mamdani identified as both Asian and African American on his 2009 Columbia University application, the New York Times reported Thursday, prompting anger and ridicule from many as news spread Friday. Some accused him of being a fraud while others suggested he was trying to abuse affirmative action.

Fox News host Greg Gutfeld explains the situation Zohran Mamdani finds himself in since his Columbia University application has become public knowledge on 'Gutfeld!'

New York City’s Democratic socialist mayoral frontrunner, Zohran Mamdani, is at the center of controversy after a report revealed he identified as both Asian and African American on his 2009 Columbia University application,

Gutfeld joked that Mamdani was lying to get what he wanted: “Like when I used to tell women that I loved them. He wasn’t confused, he was calculating. Mamdani knew that applying-while-Black could be a ticket past the velvet rope of Ivy League admissions.”

I enrolled in Columbia University’s undergraduate school for nontraditional students, the School of General Studies, in 2017 as a 33-year-old progressive Democrat. By the time I graduated in May

The NY Times reportedly pushed out its report on Zohran Mamdani's Columbia University application on Thursday to avoid getting scooped by other journalists.

'The Five' panelists discuss Zohran Mamdani listing himself as Black on his Columbia University application.

Zohran Mamdani, the Democratic nominee in New York City’s mayoral race, has been outed for checking the “African American” box on his 2009 application to Columbia University — and he’s just one of many progressive hypocrites eager to shortchange the underprivileged.