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Cambridge Cancels Probe into Jason Arday Hiring, Will Instead Focus on University Support

The investigation has shifted away from how Arday was hired despite his lack of qualifications.

Let’s Stop Obsessing Over ‘Prestige’ Colleges and Universities

They’re not as special as we’re made to think.

How to Become America’s Next Boomtown

Examining why Austin has enjoyed a multi-decade boom of economic development, while so many...

Nikole Hannah-Jones’s Daughter Is Not the Only Victim

Progressives have long subordinated individual students to the cause of racial justice.

Democrats favor Trump impeachment over a coup, but 59% still back one, poll says

Just under half of Democrats say they would be pleased if an overnight coup removed President Trump from office and instituted military control, according to a new survey.

When the Obamas go low, they may not help Kamala Harris win

PITTSBURGH — Two weeks ago, former President Barack Obama came here to rally support for Democratic presidential nominee Kamala Harris’s campaign as her numbers began to wane in Pennsylvania. Before he took the stage, Obama chided black men at a Pittsburgh campaign field office because of internal polling numbers that showed the energy in the black […]

Harris’s anti-Catholicism is way worse than any comedian’s bad jokes

Vice President Kamala Harris may be counting on the fact that a bad joke from a comedian who supports former President Donald Trump will deliver the support of Puerto Rican voters, but her history of anti-Catholic bigotry is far worse. Since comedian Tony Hinchcliffe invited controversy by declaring that Puerto Rico is a “floating island […]

Conservatives can’t escape CNN double standards

Commentator Mehdi Hasan and terrorist groups such as Hamas have at least one thing in common: They have both become masters of spreading anti-Western, anti-American, and antisemitic propaganda while scuttling behind their shields of victimhood the second someone turns the lights on to uncover their shameless bigotry. During a debate on CNN NewsNight, hosted by […]

End the HHS misadventure on alcohol consumption

The Department of Health and Human Services is weighing whether or not to freeze a study on the health impacts of alcohol consumption after a bipartisan group of 100 lawmakers expressed concern about the integrity of the research being performed. The report is meant to inform the next round of the U.S. Dietary Guidelines, but what has become clear […]

The Left’s pivot to immigration won’t work

In an attempt to capitalize on the Democratic standard-bearer’s gender, the Harris campaign has placed an outsize emphasis on abortion over the last few months. It is one of the few issues for which Vice President Kamala Harris enjoys a polling advantage over former President Donald Trump, and focusing on abortion access mobilized an army of single, […]

Israel is right to ban the United Nations

Israel has banned the United Nations Relief and Works Agency from operating within its borders because it has rightly concluded that it doesn’t need to cooperate with an agency that sympathizes with and employs terrorists who want to kill Israeli civilians. The UNRWA has a long history of employing terrorists and openly telling people that […]

Exhausted? Reports of Trump’s lethargy were greatly exaggerated 

Former President Donald Trump should be commended for his energy, especially his energy while on the campaign trail.  He is nearly 80 years old and arguably does more work in a day than his Democratic counterpart, Vice President Kamala Harris, who is nearly two decades younger. Look no further than Trump’s recent Pennsylvania blitz, in […]

Michelle Obama’s limitless resentment

In his books, The True and Only Heaven and The Revolt of the Elites, historian Christopher Lasch celebrated what he called “the spiritual discipline against resentment.” Despite the fact that “the world was not made for our convenience” and that there is plenty of pain and suffering, there is also what Lasch calls “the goodness […]

The bitter lessons of the Cold War’s end

When the Soviet Union collapsed on Christmas Day, 1991, a wave of euphoria washed over the West. Barely two years had elapsed since the fall of the Berlin Wall, and suddenly, the Cold War was over. The decadeslong nuclear stand-off between the superpowers ended, in the immortal words of the poet T.S. Eliot, “not with […]

Don’t let this election destroy your relationships

Depending on who wins the presidential election, immigration levels will rise or fall, tax rates will go up or down, and global conflicts may end, continue, or spread. But no matter what happens, retaining a degree of humility and grace about it is better than allowing political high season to destroy relationships with friends and […]

Trump’s energy policy is a clear no-brainer for Americans in 2024

Donald Trump is pushing a “drill, baby, drill” approach that will surge US oil and gas production and keep power plants healthy and energy...

Walz’s October surprise is no shock — but it will shake the swing states

Polls have razor-thin margins in the seven states that’ll swing the vote count next month. And as if on cue, a narrative-shaping story emerges...

Friars get roasted at last as historic NYC clubhouse put up for sale

The aged historic East 55th Friars clubhouse is into foreclosure, going up for sale now. Owed is, give or take a farthing, $13 million. There...

I’m a Jew who attended Trump’s ‘Nazi rally’ at MSG — the fake-news media has it all wrong

As a young American Jew and patriot who attended Donald Trump’s so-called “Nazi rally” at Madison Square Garden Sunday, I can tell you one...

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