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Paul Kengor, The perfect color for a better “gender world.” The ability of the communist left to consistently dupe an ever-wider group of suckers never ceases to amaze. It’s practically another constant of the universe. I wrote here a few weeks ago about the now-infamous Women’s March, a parade of perversity and vulgarity that erupted
Tom Ciccotta, An angry mob of protesters injured a professor after derailing an event at Middlebury College last week featuring American Enterprise Institute scholar Charles Murray. Murray, who is perhaps best known as the author of the controversial book The Bell Curve, was unable to speak at an event held at Middlebury College on Thursday. Murray
Elliott Hamilton, On March 6, Princeton University will sponsor a “Day of Action” in hopes of uniting the community. Princeton Citizen Scientists and Princeton Advocates for Justice will host this event at the Frist Campus Center. On its website, the event organizers wrote the following justification for the event and its purpose: The nation and humanity
Ben Kew, Project Veritas, the conservative non-profit led by investigative journalist James O’Keefe, is offering a $10,000 reward to anyone who can provide evidence of “corruption, malfeasance, or wrongdoing” in the media, as part of an effort to take down the media through citizen journalism. “Project veritas is determined to expose malfeasance, corruption, and wrongdoing. We
The United States is expected to impose sanctions on multiple Iranian entities as early as Friday following Tehran’s recent ballistic missile test, but in a way that will not violate the 2015 Iran nuclear deal, sources familiar with the matter said on Thursday. One source, who spoke on condition of anonymity, said about eight Iranian
Larry Elder, Doug Adler does tennis commentary for ESPN. Strike that. Doug Adler used to do tennis commentary for ESPN. After several years working matches for the sports channel, the former tennis pro was advised that his services would no longer be necessary. Full disclosure. I’ve known Adler for 20 years. Before two back surgeries and a
D.W. Wilber, A loose translation of the well-known Latin phrase “don’t let em grind you down” would seem to be appropriate right about now, considering the demonstrations and rioting following the inauguration of President Donald Trump, and continuing in various cities around the United States, and even other parts of the world. It would seem
Adan Salazar | Infowars, ‘It just feels wrong to us to be playing Madonna songs and paying her royalties when the artist has shown un-American sentiments’ A Texas radio station has announced it will no longer air songs from the singer Madonna after comments she made at a rally over the weekend sparked a Secret
Cal Thomas, President Donald Trump’s inaugural address may not have risen to the rhetorical level of John F. Kennedy (“The torch has been passed to a new generation of Americans” and “Ask not what your country can do for you, ask what you can do for your country”), or Ronald Reagan’s critique of government (“Government
Cortney O’Brien, President-elect Donald Trump is being credited with bringing jobs back to America before he even takes office. Carrier announced it is bringing close to 1,000 jobs back, while Lockheed Martin is adding about 2,000 positions. Let’s also not forget when Trump shook hands with the CEO of a huge Japanese company and secured thousands more jobs. Trump
Pamela Geller, One might think after eight years of enjoying supreme power and all that goes along with the Oval office, Michelle Obama might act as a statesman, a world leader. No she did not come to love America. Instead, in an unprecedented act of subterfuge coming out of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Michelle Obama is
Arthur Schaper, The headlines following the opening of the current legislative session were terrible: With No Warning, House Republicans Vote to Gut Independent Ethics Office House GOP Votes to Gut Independent Ethics Office House Republicans Vote to Gut Ethics Committee What was the problem? For their first act, House Republicans wanted to streamline—or gut—the House