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Harold Hutchison writes for the Daily Caller about a new White House initiative. The White House debuted a new page on its website Friday aimed at lambasting media outlets over…
Tunku Varadarajan gathers important insights about higher education’s current state from a Harvard expert. If you want the long view of what’s gone wrong with American higher education, you could…
Monica Showalter writes for the American Thinker about an interesting rumor involving future plans for the 44th president. Now that Claudine Gay is out as president at Harvard after a…
David Zimmerman writes for National Review Online about bad news for a high-profile figure in the anti-racism crowd. Boston University’s Center for Antiracist Research, headed by critical race theory guru…
There is a growing movement in the United States to allow noncitizens to vote in American elections. The North Carolina State Constitution currently allows noncitizens to vote while it fails…
Charles Cooke of National Review Online highlights provocative statements from a leading left-wing U.S. senator. In the Boston Globe, Elizabeth Warren writes that she now supports destroying the Supreme Court:…
Kevin Daley of the Washington Free Beacon details the alarming history of a top Biden appointee. Kristen Clarke, President-elect Joe Biden’s pick to lead the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division,…
Howie Carr of the Boston Globe highlights a major challenge between now and November for the Democratic presidential candidate. Only 16 days to the first presidential debate, and Dementia Joe…
Fabio Rojas writes for the Martin Center about conservatives’ precarious position in the higher education community. The ultimate test of whether one is truly a member of the community is…
Via the Boston Globe: Craft beer’s diversity problem: Too many white male hipsters Gee, I had never noticed.
Brendan Pringle of the Washington Examiner highlights recent developments in the ongoing college admissions bribery scandal. Just two months after the FBI exposed officials at the University of Southern California,…
As if Boston officials don’t have enough real challenges to deal with, it seems some are concerned that too many people are benefitting from ride sharing in Boston –– about…