The New York Times appeared to go out of its way to defend the reputation of Stanford Law School’s diversity dean Sunday with some rather selective editing […]
Day: April 10, 2023
Alexia Bianchi, Campus Reform On Mar. 29, after receiving threats against himself and his family, conservative commentator Matt Walsh had tocancelspeaking events planned for Washington and Lee […]
According to a new wrongful death lawsuit filed this week, California’s Oakland Police Department (OPD) and Alameda County probation officers failed to act on nearly two dozen […]
Democratic Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania announced Monday that he will seek reelection in 2024. Casey is seeking his fourth term in the Senate and is the […]
FBI documents that were released on Monday through a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request red flag common internet slang terms as being an indication of “involuntary […]
In a somewhat sobering assessment, given what is being said, former arms dealer Viktor Bout, better known as the “Merchant of Death,” had some interesting advice for […]
Former NCAA swimming star Riley Gaines, who has been an outspen voice for the preservation of women’s sports, reacted with anger and incredulity to San Francisco State […]
Former President Donald J. Trump capped off a tumultuous week by taking in the action at a UFC event in Miami on Saturday, joining Kid Rock and […]
Transgenderist Dylan Mulvaney may be basking in we praise for the moment, but should Bud Light suffer lasting damage from his marketing promotion, he may well have […]
Former New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie played a key role in clearing the field for Donald Trump in 2016 and now he’s trying to sell himself as […]
has labeled the BBC as “government funded media” along with a number of other major mainstream news outlets, causing the British media source to get its […]
MSNBC host Al Sharpton salivated as former Tennessee state Representative Justin Jones declared that a “third Reconstruction” is underway in his state, calling the vote to oust […]
