Black voters in rural Georgia told the New York Times they were disappointed by how the Democratic Party had failed to deliver on promises to improve their lives, saying things had only become harder with President Biden in office. Dozens of these voters in their 20s and 30s spoke with …
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“Saturday Night Live’s” cold opening this week was about the congressional testimony from college presidents of Harvard, UPenn and MIT. However, it was considered a flop due to its perceived focus on a GOP lawmaker instead of the controversial testimony of the college presidents. In the NBC variety show’s parody …
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The New York Times reported that few Harvard faculty members who saw President Claudine Gay’s plagiarism allegations as “potentially serious” were willing to talk on the record with the newspaper. On Wednesday, an internal review from the Ivy League school found two additional instances of “duplicative language without appropriate attribution” …
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An award-winning news broadcaster for Turkey’s TGRT Haber was immediately fired after appearing on camera with a Starbucks coffee cup, the news channel announced on Sunday. TGRT Haber revealed Meltem Günay and her show’s director were let go after she presented the news with a Starbucks cup in front of …
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As the number of American adolescents identifying as transgender continues to climb, more and more teens and young adults are detransitioning. Some of these individuals are citing their decision to swap genders as a symptom of other problems which they masked under the guise of gender dysphoria at the coercion …
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Activists protesting outside billionaire Harvard graduate Bill Ackman’s office on Thursday overwhelmingly voiced support for diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) initiatives and former Harvard President Claudine Gay. Rev. Al Sharpton’s civil rights activist group, National Action Network, picketed outside Ackman’s New York City office in protest of the influential alum’s …
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EXCLUSIVE — The Trump administration has announced plans to roll out the earliest and most efficient Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in history for the 2026-2027 school year. The FAFSA form is currently online, and applicants can finish the process in minutes, the administration said. So far, more …
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Actor Mark Ruffalo compared the government under President Donald Trump to the Taliban on Thursday after late-night host Jimmy Kimmel was suspended. Ruffalo brought up the ABC host’s show being “canceled” during a kickoff call for the Oct. 18 “No Kings” protest. The 57-year-old Marvel actor said the details surrounding …
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Bari Weiss announced on Monday that she is officially editor-in-chief of CBS News and her outlet, The Free Press, is joining Paramount. “We’re a news organization, so I’ll get right to it: This morning,The Free Pressis joining Paramount,” Weiss wrote in an email to readers. “This move is a testament …
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A Mississippi artist with a million-strong following recently went viral for his portrait of Charlie Kirk – a piece prominently showcased during Kirk’s massive memorial event viewed by millions. Samuel Ingram, known on social media as Sam Ryan, painted an image of Kirk with his hands pressed together in front …
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