A top employee at an NBC-affiliated television station in Michigan was fired last week for expecting it to be a news outlet instead of an LGBT propaganda channel.
The Fourth of July: a time for barbecues, baseball, fireworks and ... woke tweeting?
Ice cream powerhouse Ben & Jerry’s used the Independence Day holiday...
Last week, the Reparations Task Force in California, a state where slavery was never legal, just released its final 1,100-page report, which includes more than 100 policy recommendations.
America's close ally, Israel, has launched the largest military excursion in the West Bank in nearly two decades. And a decades-long, bipartisan United States policy failure is partially to blame.
“This is not a normal court.” So said President Joe Biden last week as the Supreme Court was handing down its rulings in big cases decided since its current term began last October.
A significant and positive development in the battle over free speech online came Tuesday in the form of a ruling in a lawsuit against the Biden administration. Trump-appointed Judge Terry Doughty has temporarily blocked several agencies and bureaucrats from communicating with social media platforms for the purpose of targeting legal speech that the government deems harmful or “misinformation.”
THE SHAPE OF THE GOP RACE SO FAR. The Republican presidential field now includes a dozen candidates. It's a bigger group than some anticipated. The field seems set, and the next big event will be the first GOP debate, to be held on Aug. 23 on Fox News.
Dr. John Haltigan sought a professorship in psychology at the University of California when he ran into the university’s diversity, equity, and inclusion screening process for faculty hiring. Failure to pledge devotion to the DEI mantra is fatal to any prospect of employment. Yet he refused to capitulate. As a matter of principle, Haltigan objects to the DEI orthodoxy and is committed to "colorblind inclusivity," "viewpoint diversity," and "merit-based promotion."
“America is an idea, an idea unique in the world,” President Joe Biden said last week when responding to the Supreme Court’s decision to end race-based admissions preferences in universities. “An idea of hope and opportunity, of possibilities, of giving everyone a fair shot, of leaving no one behind.”
