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Bill Whittle dubs them “the Typhoid Karens of the 21st century.” Texas Democrats launch a mobile COVID-19 super spreader service, infecting themselves, a Florida Congressman, and staffers for President Biden and Rep. Nancy Pelosi…so far. All of this in an effort to avoid voting on a bill that would secure the integrity of voting. The […]
Like most meetings you’ve attended, it takes a while to get to something that makes you think, “It was important for me to be here.”
Can forcing young people into national service bring us all together? A university president thinks so.
You’ve heard that robots will replace all of us eventually, but at least one high-profile droid gets fired everywhere.
Sen. Tom Cotton studies the fighting posture of the U.S. Navy and what he finds should leave you with a sinking feeling.
The future of private human space exploration is billionaires like Branson, Bezos, and Musk riding to the heavens on a plume of “the people’s money”.
Office supplies from heaven kick off this week’s backstage meeting of the men of Right Angle.
The phrase “Ladies and Gentlemen. Boys and Girls,” will no longer stain the atmosphere above Disney theme parks out of respect for people who don’t feel they fit any of those categories.
Despite the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, and the Trump administration’s price transparency mandate, the people least able to afford it pay the most.
Street interviews of college students (and teachers) about the Fourth of July, find many have no idea why we celebrate Independence Day.
Stephen Green kicks off this commemoration of the six month anniversary of the Biden administration.
Neither rain nor sleet nor gloom of night nor a fantastic weekend junket at an undisclosed location will stay these couriers from the delayed completion of their Backstage meeting.
When a plane gets hijacked by a team of white males, a female vampire is all that stands between them and their evil designs.
Justin Chester, desperate for work and failing to get responses by showering employers with resumes online, takes it to the street and “panhandles” for work.
Is this what it will take for people to wake up to the injustice of biological men competing as women, or will the world embrace bumping born-women athletes from the medal podium?