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SCOTUS’s skittishness on race-based admissions suggests the left’s intimidation is working

The Supreme Court declined to take on the question of race-based admissions at specialized high schools, effectively OK'ing policies that discriminate against Asian-American students.

Progressives fiddle while NYC burns

Subway crime skyrocketed in the first two months of 2024, rising by nearly 20% compared to this time last year.

The world’s drowning in debt — brace yourself for economic turbulence

As Harvard’s Kenneth Rogoff and Carmen Reinhart said in their book “This Time Is Different: Eight Centuries of Financial Folly,” unless addressed promptly overindebtedness...

Trump talks a big game during his Fox News Town Hall — but he can back it up

Yes, Donald talks. Because he can!

‘No Peace, B****,’ Meghan McCain Tells Kari Lake

“We don’t have any McCain Republicans in here, do we?” former Arizona gubernatorial candidate Kari Lake asked her audience at a 2022 campaign event....

Civil-Rights Complaint Filed over ‘Black Excellence’ Pledge by Denver School District

The memo stated institutional racism in the school system as a fact and promised to train teachers to combat it with mandatory school-leader-led conversations...

‘Failure Is Not an Option’: FAA’s DEI Hiring Practices Could Endanger Passengers, GOP AGs Warn

The FAA faced several problems last year when agency officials were focusing more on DEI than safety, Kris Kobach noted.

Queens College Muslim Student Association to Host Event with Speaker Who Accused Israel of Creating ISIS and Involvement In 9/11, Jews of Pedophilia

The student organization previously made headlines with an Instagram post justifying Hamas’s abductions and denied that Hamas killed women and children.

Ex-CNN anchor running for Congress as a Democrat: ‘Our democracy’s in danger’

"We need to build the broadest possible coalition to defeat Donald Trump, defend our democracy and win back the House from his MAGA minions," John Avlon said.

House Freedom Caucus presses Speaker Johnson for spending update

Congress has made little public progress since January on its quest to hit a March 1 deadline to partially fund the government, and the three dozen members of the House Freedom Caucus are demanding an update.

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