The Issue: CUNY deans who applauded after an anti-America, anti-police commencement speech. Like many others, I read with dismay and a heavy heart the...
The Biden administration is right to seek reliable lines of communication with China. That pursuit is key to mitigating any miscommunication that might lead to miscalculation that, in turn, might lead to conflict.
Today, the senior editor at large of Newsweek, Josh Hammer, and current candidate for attorney general of Missouri Will Scharf announced the launch of a new group called Jews Against Soros. They tweeted that “there is nothing antisemitic about opposing George Soros” and his “radical left-wing agenda.”
Facebook wants you to believe it will pull out of the state of California entirely if it is obliged to start paying a fair price for the journalism produced by others.
Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Anthony Bass is a coward. After sharing a video on his Instagram account that called for Christians to boycott Bud Light and retail chain Target because of their radical marketing campaigns pandering to the LGBT community, Bass reversed course and caved. On Tuesday, he (needlessly) apologized for posting the video because doing so was "hurtful to the Pride community."
Since May 22, Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) has not tweeted a single thing about California from his personal account. Today, of course, is May 31. That means the governor of the largest state in the country hasn’t tweeted about his own state for more than a week — approaching a week and a half now.
The election of Los Angeles County District Attorney George Gascon, and the failed recall attempt against him, have had deadly consequences in Los Angeles, and yet he has made no effort to chart a new course.
