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Cancel the Ivies

Are conservatives trying to cancel the credentialed antisemites? Boo-hoo.

A good question, &c.

Biden and age; a climate-change protest at the opera; Bill Buckley and Archie Bunker; the joy of Pittsburgh; and more.

Fight against Affirmative Action Moves off Campus with Suit Challenging VC Grant Program for Black Women

The activists behind the Supreme Court affirmative-action decision are now challenging the VC firm Fearless Fund.

Israel and U.S. are at odds over conflicting visions for postwar Gaza

The United States has offered strong support to Israel in its war against the Hamas militant group that rules the Gaza Strip. But the allies are increasingly at odds over what will happen to Gaza once the war winds down.

Youngkin calls for increased state spending on child care programs

Republican Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin announced Thursday that the proposed budget he will soon unveil for the next two fiscal years will include an increase in state spending on early learning and child care programs.

The GOP’s slim House majority is getting even tighter with Kevin McCarthy’s retirement

House Speaker Mike Johnson's margin for error in getting Republican priorities through the House is getting slimmer, complicating future votes and magnifying the ability of individual lawmakers to force concessions.

Jamaal Bowman was rightfully censured. Now, he should be the next member of Congress expelled

Finally, Rep. Jamaal Bowman (D-NY) has suffered congressional punishment for pulling a fire alarm before a House vote earlier this year.

As a nation, did we forget to ‘remember’ Pearl Harbor?

When I was younger, everyone seemed to know the significance of Dec. 7. Multiple news programs would cover ceremonies of World War II veterans and survivors of the Japanese attack, especially the main ceremony held each year in Honolulu at the USS Arizona Memorial. It was a solemn day in which the entire country seemed to pay its respects to the fallen. There used to be many television programs dedicated to commemorating Pearl Harbor Day.

Woman tried to burn down Martin Luther King Jr.’s birth home, police say

A woman was arrested Thursday afternoon after attempting to burn down Martin Luther King Jr.’s childhood home in Atlanta, police said. The Atlanta Police Department said the woman poured gasoline over the house’s front porch and bushes before being stopped and detained by two off-duty New York Police Department officers who were visiting the home. ...

US gained 199k jobs in November, jobless rate falls

The U.S. economy added 199,000 jobs in November, and the unemployment rate fell to 3.7 percent, according to data released by the Labor Department on Friday. The November jobs report came in above expectations, with economists projecting the U.S. would add 180,000 jobs and the jobless rate would hold steady at 3.9 percent. The latest...

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