More and more people are using the Chinese spyware/propaganda app TikTok to get their news, in case the fact that it is spyware isn’t considered a good enough reason to ban the app entirely.
Liberal politicians and journalists in the Donald Trump era have tried to disguise their own ideology as non-ideological by saying that their side was simply the side of “democracy.”
Major League Baseball just announced that it supports Jim Crow. At least, that is the only logical conclusion if the league does not also issue an apology to Georgia Republicans.
The sports leagues in this country are out of control. From collegiate sports leagues in the NCAA to professional leagues such as the NBA, MLB, and NFL, executives have wasted millions of dollars in salaries for underperforming coaches and players. World hunger could probably be solved by the money wasted in these leagues. It’s so bad that sports leagues should earn a spot in Sen. Rand Paul’s (R-KY) next Festivus Report of wasteful spending.
TikTok users are reveling in what they consider the undiscovered intellectual brilliance and moral fairness of Osama bin Laden's 2002 "Letter to America."
President Biden and Chinese leader Xi Jinping took steps this week to ease tensions across the Indo-Pacific, opening a new chapter after a tumultuous period of uncertainty in the region. At a high-stakes Wednesday meeting, Biden and Xi reopened military-to-military communications, which could help the countries navigate mishaps in the South China Sea; had a candid...
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said it was releasing 77,000 additional doses of a respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) drug from Sanofi and AstraZeneca to help improve its availability. The additional doses of Beyfortus will be distributed immediately to physicians and hospitals through the Vaccines for Children Program, which covers the cost of the...
Thousands of unionized Starbucks workers walked off the job on Thursday amid the coffee chain’s annual Red Cup Day in protest of the company’s various promotional days and persistent staffing issues. Starbucks Workers United, which represents more than 9,000 workers at over 360 stores, said about 5,000 people were participating in the so-called “Red Cup...