Most Read from past 24 hours
After weeks of vague threats and halfhearted condemnations, the United States government seems to have made its first clear decision on how to respond to the escalating Russia-Ukraine crisis: back out. Over the weekend, the American embassy in Kiev announced it would evacuate nonessential personnel. At the same time, the U.S. put more than 8,000
READ MOREThere’s nothing petty about petty crime. Tolerate it, and society descends into disorder. You’re standing in line at Starbucks and watch a freeloader go to the front, pick out a sandwich and walk out without paying. No one says a word. Or you pay your bills, then find out thieves have robbed the blue USPS
READ MORE“I ain’t got no quarrel with them Viet Cong,” Muhammad Ali famously said when asked about his opposition to the draft and the Vietnam War. Well, I ain’t got no quarrel with them Russians either. We seem to be inching closer and closer to a
READ MOREA Danish newspaper has apologized to its readers for not questioning the government’s data and narratives more throughout the first two years of the pandemic. The Ekstra Bladet, founded in 1904, said it should have done more due diligence in examining the government’s data and conclusions before reporting them: “For ALMOST two years, we –
READ MOREThe bumbling began after Matt Walsh, a commentator at the Daily Wire, threw out the question “What is a woman?” to his debate opponents on Dr. Phil. None of those arguing for the idea that men can become women could answer the question. It’s a good question for us to explore in this age when
READ MOREOn Wednesday, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) provided new research showing that, during the recent Delta wave, individuals who had previously contracted COVID-19 had more protection against the virus than those who had been vaccinated. “Before the Delta variant, Covid-19 vaccination resulted in better protection against a subsequent infection than surviving
READ MORE