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Conservatives see Harvard, UPenn takedowns as just the beginning

The ousters of the presidents of two prestigious universities in the past month have been a cause for celebration among conservatives who think they could be stepping stones to changes they’ve long wanted in higher education. Harvard President Claudine Gay and University of Pennsylvania (UPenn) President Liz Magill both are gone from their positions...

Capitol police officer on Jan. 6 announces Maryland congressional run, vows ‘to stop Trump’s MAGA extremists’

Former Capitol Police Officer Harry Dunn, who served during the Jan. 6 riot, entered the Democratic primary race for Maryland's 3rd Congressional District.

MSNBC host fights back tears during Jan. 6 segment: ‘I’m going to try to get through this’

MSNBC host Jonathan Capehart appeared to cry during an interview with former Capitol Hill police officer Michael Fanone on the anniversary of Jan. 6.

Swing state Democrats reduced criminal penalties, weakened parole laws ahead of attack on Las Vegas judge

Nevada Democrats pushed through a criminal reform bill that weakened penalties and parole laws ahead of the attack on a Las Vegas judge by a man with an extensive criminal history.

California state health insurance to cover sex changes for illegal immigrants

California's taxpayer-funded health care program will cover the cost for illegal immigrants' sex change surgeries, according to a memo circulated from 2022.

Wisconsin city asks Biden for help with 1,000 migrants that put ‘great strain’ on resources

A small Wisconsin city is asking the White House for help with the migrant crisis it is facing after over 1,000 migrants entered the city since last year.

Fauci to be grilled by House GOP on COVID origins, future pandemics

Dr. Anthony Fauci will speak with House lawmakers on the COVID-19 select committee in a marathon two-day interview behind closed doors Monday and Tuesday.

Politicians, media figures and profs claimed racism drove ouster of former Harvard President Claudine Gay

Several prominent public figures claimed racism was the driving force behind Claudine Gay, Harvard's first Black president, resigning amid controversy.

Desperate Biden runs on division and hate

Trailing former President Donald Trump in the polls and afflicted with a job approval rating around 40%, President Joe Biden is kicking off his reelection campaign not with a positive message about his accomplishments but with two speeches designed only to divide voters and scare them to the polls.

DNC criticizes New Hampshire Democratic Party for ‘detrimental’ primary process

The Democratic National Committee blasted the New Hampshire Democratic Party in a letter, describing its upcoming primary process as "detrimental."

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