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The Media’s Curious Lack of Interest in Harvard’s Plagiarism Fiasco

Major media today are more inclined to keep their readers comfortable than to bring them hard truths.

Top European diplomats call for Gaza cease-fire

Top European diplomats are calling for a cease-fire in Gaza as concerns continue to mount over the number of civilians killed in the conflict. U.K. Foreign Secretary David Cameron and German Foreign Affairs Minister Annalena Baerbock co-wrote an article published in the British weekly, the Sunday Times, on Sunday, The Associated Press reported. The two diplomats emphasized that “too...

In a Middle East reboot, Palestinians must choose: Singapore or Somalia?

What is needed is to offer the Palestinians and the world a reasonable vision of a future of partition and Palestinian self-rule.

Rent expected to drop in several US cities as markets near ‘oversupply’: real estate report

Part of the reason for dropping prices, according to Zumper, is a recent increase in supply, as new apartment buildings and complexes keep opening in fast-growing cities.

SNL holds parody Christmas awards in cold open

The latest episode of “Saturday Night Live” featured a mock Christmas awards ceremony in its cold open — a break from its recent parodies of politicians. The mock award ceremony honored those who gave the most disappointing gifts, best performances and who was the most unwelcome guest at the Christmas family gathering. The scene opened with Heidi Gardner...

The campus war over words on Israel and Palestine

Colleges and university administrators have — rightly, in our view — rejected academic boycotts as threats to the free exchange of ideas.

Harvard seeks to move past antisemitism controversy

Harvard University has a difficult job ahead as it works to rebuild trust in its community and try to move on from the fallout of its president’s testimony before Congress. Unlike the head of the University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), Harvard chief Claudine Gay was able to keep her position after international backlash when two the...

Biden impeachment inquiry risks backfiring on House GOP

The House GOP’s impeachment inquiry into President Biden risks backfiring on Republicans by inadvertently aiding Democrats and the president or peeving the conservative base if it does not move fast enough. Swing-district Republicans will have to justify the impeachment probe — which GOP lawmakers approved unanimously — to voters and are already being targeted for...

Senate under pressure: Schumer cancels part of holiday recess to address long list of tasks

Chuck Schumer canceled part of the holiday recess as border talks continue, but that's not the only business item awaiting action in the upper chamber.

Ex-ICE chief Thomas Homan eyes ‘historic’ deportation if Trump’s re-elected: ‘No one’s off the table’

A former top Trump immigration official is eyeing an expansive deportation push if the former president is re-elected in 2024, promising "no-one is off the table."

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