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Nikki Haley rips Newsweek for question about her dress at daughter’s wedding

Current presidential candidate and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley (R) went after Newsweek Friday after the outlet published an article focused on the dress she wore at her daughter's wedding. The story, headlined "Nikki Haley's White Dress at Daughter's Wedding Sparks Fierce Debate," centered around social media chatter that pointed out that traditionally only the bride wears...

Biden finally ready to shift into campaign mode

D.C.’s favorite parlor game is coming to an end. President Biden is expected to make his re-election announcement as soon as Tuesday, beginning the 80-year-old career politician’s final campaign. The president recently told reporters upon arriving back in the U.S. from a week in Ireland that he would make a 2024 announcement “relatively soon,” but...

Attacks on academic freedom undermine the quality of US education

Higher education should make students uncomfortable with their established ideas and untested assumptions by exposing them to challenging, sometimes disturbing information and ideas.

Evidence shows Russian mercenary group Wagner is arming militia leader in Sudan: report

The Russian mercenary group Wagner has been supplying the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) paramilitary group in fights against the Sudanese army, according to CNN. Sudan has fallen into fierce fighting, edging on civil war in recent weeks as two generals vie for control of the country. CNN cited sources in the country and satellite imagery...

Musk says he gave free Twitter verification to LeBron, Shatner, Stephen King

Twitter CEO Elon Musk says he gave free Twitter verification to NBA star LeBron James, actor William Shatner and writer Stephen King on Thursday, as the social media company removed thousands of remaining legacy verification check marks. Musk tweeted on Thursday that he is “paying for a few personally,” later noting that those accounts included “Just Shatner, LeBron and...

Ukraine defended Bakhmut despite US intelligence warning against the move: report

U.S. intelligence warned the Ukrainian military that the city of Bakhmut was likely to be encircled in January and that armies should fall back. The revelation comes from the slate of classified documents released by Air National Guardsman Jack Teixeira on social media sites last month and analyzed by The Washington Post. Teixiera was arrested...

Earth Day 2023 and our fatal affinity for fossil fuels

Earth Day is a chance to celebrate the world’s natural splendors or an opportunity to mourn its impending decline.

Top Republican lawyer tells donors conservatives should work to limit voting on college campuses

A top Republican lawyer told donors at a Republican National Committee (RNC) retreat last weekend that conservatives should work to limit voting on college campuses. Cleta Mitchell, a GOP lawyer who assisted former President Trump in his efforts to overturn the 2020 election, called on Saturday for Republicans to “combat” efforts to turnout college voters...

Why American industry should invest in Ukraine

Ukraine ranks second out of 40 countries in terms of its nearshoring potential for American companies — Mexico ranked 15th, Poland was 19th, and Germany ranked at 39th.

Russian bomber accidentally hits own city near Ukraine border

A Russian warplane accidentally dropped a rocket on the Russian city of Belgorod near the Ukraine border, leaving three people injured and several buildings damaged. The SU-34 fighter jet released the bomb through an accidental emergency ejection around 10 p.m. on Thursday during a flight over Belgorod, according to state-run news service TASS. After the...

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