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University of Pennsylvania celebrates Juneteenth but not Presidents Day

As someone who graduated from the University of Pennsylvania in 2021, I continue to be amazed by all the ways the school exists in a radical left-wing bubble. The administrators’ actions continue to disappoint and, arguably, embarrass the institution. Consider events from just the last few years. First was the controversy surrounding the trans swimmer. […]

Yes, liberal media let skin color determine their crime coverage

There is no denying that liberal media is racially biased in how they cover (or refuse to cover) criminals based on their skin color or other characteristics. This topic was broached by Ann Coulter in an appearance on Bill Maher’s show. Coulter claimed that “if it were a white man” who committed the shooting at […]

The eeriest True Detective

Embarking on a transformative journey in its fourth season, True Detective: Night Country diverges distinctly from its predecessors. Under the creative direction of Issa Lopez, known for her adept infusion of magical realism as seen in Tigers Are Not Afraid (2017), this season transports viewers to a hauntingly isolated Alaskan town. Here, endless nights and blinding blizzards create […]

Biden open-door policy: Some facts and historical context

What’s been missing these past couple of months from the coverage of and debate over the failed immigration bill? Some important basic facts and lots of historical context. First, basic facts. Coverage in left-leaning newspapers and even in the conservative Wall Street Journal editorial page has suggested that without new legislation, the Biden administration would […]

Biden holds 4-point lead in hypothetical Trump rematch: Survey

President Biden is holding onto his lead over former President Trump, the GOP frontrunner, in new poll ahead of a potential rematch in November. In the Quinnipiac University poll, released Wednesday, 49 percent of registered voters said they support Biden, compared to 45 percent who chose Trump. The lead for Biden is slightly narrower compared...

Boeing fires head of 737 Max program

Boeing fired the head of its 737 Max aircraft program on Wednesday, shaking its leadership amid the fallout of a mid-air blowout of an Alaska Airlines door plug in January. Ed Clark, who headed the 737 Max division, will leave Boeing immediately, according to a memo from CEO Stan Deal. Deal said the leadership changes...

Dow Jones Industrial Average adds Amazon, axes Walgreens

Amazon will replace Walgreens Boots Alliance in the Dow Jones Industrial Average. The change will go into effect before trading starts on Feb. 26, S&P Dow Jones Indices announced Tuesday after markets closed. Walgreens has been part of the Dow Jones Industrial Average since 2018 when it replaced General Electric. “Reflecting the evolving nature of...

Biden speaks in California: Watch live

President Biden is slated to deliver remarks Wednesday in Culver City, Calif. The event is scheduled to begin at 3:45 p.m. EST. Watch the video above.

Fox News co-host ‘surprised’ by GOP’s ‘threshold for humiliation’ in Biden probe

Fox News co-host Jessica Tarlov mocked House Republicans on Wednesday for their pursuit of impeachment charges against President Biden. "This is the path that they've chosen to take, and honestly I'm surprised that they have this high of a threshold for humiliation," Tarlov said during an appearance on the network. "Every witness they have called...

Appeals court tosses Obama-era federal coal leasing moratorium 

A federal appeals court on Wednesday axed an Obama-era moratorium on new coal mine leasing on public lands. It did so by overturning a ruling from 2022 that revived the Obama-era freeze on auctioning off federally owned lands for coal mining. In 2022, a lower court ruled that in ending the coal leasing pause, the...

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