(Headline USA) The dean of the school of journalism at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, who led the effort to bring woke "1619 Project" author Nikole Hannah--Jones to her faculty, announced Tuesday she is stepping down, not long after resistance from the school's trustees sent the...
Left-wing anchors in the mainstream media turned against President Joe Biden's administration this week over the avoidable 11th-hour scramble to evacuate Americans and their allies from Taliban-controlled Afghanistan.
Among the horrifying scenes reported were those of Afghan citizens desperately clustering around outbound planes at the Kabul airport.
Some clung to the...
(Eric Felton, RealClearInvestigations) The Pacific Northwest was hit with a record-shattering heat wave in June, with temperatures over 35 degrees higher than normal in some places.
On June 28, Portland, Ore., reached 116 degrees. Late last week the region suffered another blast of hot weather, with a high in Portland of...
(Headline USA) Chris Cuomo told CNN viewers Monday that he wasn't an adviser to outgoing New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, “I'm a brother."
Then he detailed the advice he gave him — including to resign.
Both the network and its “CNN Prime Time” host have faced criticism for his interactions with his...
Former U.S. Women’s Soccer player Hope Solo said the team’s radical leftist star, Megan Rapinoe, would exert personal pressure on her teammates to exhibit solidarity behind her anti-American causes.
“It’s tough,” Solo said during a recent interview. “I’ve seen Megan Rapinoe almost bully players into kneeling because she really wants...
Twitter has allowed Taliban spokesmen to share updates about their takeover of Afghanistan, but former president Donald Trump still remains banned from the platform.
Zabihullah Mujahid, who claims to represent the Taliban’s forces in the region, has amassed more than 300,000 followers and regularly provides updates about Afghanistan’s collapse.
He has...
(Jon Styf, The Center Square) Former football players becoming politicians isn’t new.
Plenty of ex-football players have been elected to Congress or state legislatures, and former NFL running back Herschel Walker is working on a U.S. Senate run in Georgia.
But having a retired NFL player run for a local school board,...
Snopes Media Group apologized Friday after discovering, upon internal review, that CEO and co-founder David Mikkelson had committed extensive plagiarism, especially from 2014 to 2016.
"Let us be clear: Plagiarism undermines our mission and values, full stop," said the statement. "It has no place in any context within this organization."
The...
Minority activists are accusing left-wing environmental group the Sunrise Movement of racism and tokenization, claiming the organization’s leaders discriminated against black and Latino members regularly.
More than 100 activists signed a letter, obtained by Buzzfeed News, that accuses the Sunrise Movement of financial mismanagement and racial discrimination.
“Staff and movement leaders...
(Headline USA) The U.S. became more diverse and more urban over the past decade, and the non-Hispanic white population dropped for the first time on record, the Census Bureau reported Thursday.
The number of non-Hispanic white people shrank from 196 million in 2010 to 191 million.
The share of the white...
After dedicating an entire section and social-media page to Vice President Kamala Harris when she was first sworn into office, the Los Angeles Times has significantly scaled back its glowing coverage of the Democrat.
The publication launched its “Covering Kamala Harris” webpage, accompanied by a “Covering Kamala Harris” Instagram profile,...
(Andrew Dunn, Carolina Journal) The city of Charlotte unanimously passed a nondiscrimination ordinance Monday, Aug. 9, the first in the city since the 2016 measure that led to House Bill 2.
The two Republicans on the City Council joined with nine Democrats in supporting the ordinance, after saying new additions from...