Trump Commits To Slashing Energy Prices By Half
Former President Donald Trump announced at a rally in North Carolina on Wednesday that he wants to slash energy prices by half if elected back to the White House. At…
Columbia University President Minouche Shafik Resigns After Far-Left, Pro-Hamas Protests
Columbia University President Minouche Shafik has resigned effective immediately after the school was rocked by far-left pro-Hamas riots earlier this year. The riots got so out of control that the…
JD Vance Signals He’s In For Debate — As Long As CBS Doesn’t Play Games
Sen. JD Vance (R-OH) said during an interview on Wednesday evening that he will debate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz in the CBS News vice presidential debate this fall as long…
‘I Was On A Rough Path’: Rapper Post Malone Credits Young Daughter With Saving His Life
Rapper Post Malone credited his young daughter and fiancée with saving his life when he was going through a “rough path” and said being a father has been “amazing.” During…
Political memoirs can teach us a lot (or not)
Politicians write memoirs to tell their stories, lay their lives out for all to see, and sometimes seek higher office, while others use them to promote themselves or seek revenge.
Biden has to choose to win World War III
President Biden must take decisive action to win the global war against Russia, as the Armed Forces of Ukraine have crossed into Russian oblasts and the Axis of Evil is…
Injecting Politics into Vaccines
Political interference in scientific agencies, however benign the motivation, undermines public confidence in health policies.
Degas and Impressionism: A Thorny Artist Makes for a Quirky Show
For Impressionism’s 150th anniversary, the Clark Art Institute probes an outsized artist’s cryptic impact.
Big Pharma Is about to Make a Lot of Money, and That’s Good
Even though drug companies make products that better our lives, they’re subject to right-wing conspiracy theories and left-wing economic jealousy.
Sorry, Secretary Cardona, but Rule by Experts Is Not Democracy in Education
Overzealous defenders of the public-education establishment have lamented the increasing pushback from the political center and right. They’re wrong to do so.