The New York Times Kept Republican Ted Cruz Off Its Coveted Best Sellers List, Citing 'Bulk Book Purchases': Will It Give Democrat Gavin Newsom a Pass?
The California governor has sent fundraising emails and social media posts offering books to supporters who donate 'ANY AMOUNT' to his PAC
Chair of Harvard's 'Institutional Voice' Committee Insists: 'You Need To Participate in … Resistance'
Recently promoted professor moonlights by hawking online advice on ethics, fashion
Angsty Journalists Said the WaPo Sports Section Was Indispensable. The Evidence Suggests Otherwise.
Recent 'sports' coverage highlighted Colin Kaepernick, climate change, racial equity, and the NHL's failure to adequately celebrate queer culture
'No One Can Cause Even the Slightest Damage to Our Missiles': Iran Talks Tough on Ballistic Missile Program Amid Negotiations With Trump Admin
President Trump has said that a good deal with the Islamic Republic would mean 'no nuclear weapons, no missiles'
UC Santa Cruz Ethnic Studies Department Distributed Stoles With Palestinian Flag and Keffiyeh Designs at Graduation Ceremony, New Photos Show
The ceremony is one example of how the University of California system has created 'conditions that can predictably produce hostility, exclusion, and targeting' of Jewish students
Dem Demands For ICE To Obtain Judicial Warrants Could Bring Immigration Enforcement to a Near 'Halt,' Experts Say
The agency’s enforcement capacity could drop by 90 percent, one scholar estimates
‘The Broader Reality Is Not in Dispute’: Wes Moore Struggles To Substantiate Claims About His Grandfather as Aides Accuse Free Beacon of Racism
Moore’s aides say the Free Beacon is ‘weird’ for scrutinizing his biographical claims
NPR Downplays Palestinian Authority’s ‘Pay-to-Slay’ Sheme as 'Controversial Program That Pays the Families of Palestinians Who Are Detained'
NPR also claimed the PA ended the scheme even though evidence shows it paid over $200 million to families of terrorists in 2025
Finalist for Columbia Middle East Job Was Put on Probation at Princeton for Holding Class in Anti-Israel Encampment
Max Weiss secured a tenured professor position even as Princeton determined he engaged in 'unprofessional' and 'coercive' conduct