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A variety of student groups at Harvard University this week hosted fiery Palestinian activist Mohammed El-Kurd, who pushes antisemitic rhetoric, prompting protests from pro-Israel students at the Ivy League institution. Read More.

Nexstar employees in charge of closed captioning for the Fetterman-Oz debate were struggling to keep up with the Democratic nominee during Tuesday’s Pennsylvania Senate debate. “What was that? We’re talking about fracking now? I don’t know man, I’m just going to write ‘[unintelligible]’ and call it a day,” one employee was overheard saying. Read More.

Arizona’s Proposition 308 would legalize in-state tuition and financial aid eligibility to all college students who have graduated from a high school in the state, regardless of immigration status. Read More.

I’m old enough to remember when the Democrats’ primary talking point was, “It’s the economy, stupid.” Thirty years ago, Democrats campaigned heavily on pocketbook issues, and that emphasis put Bill Clinton in the White House and allowed the Democrats to retain control of both houses of Congress. Read More.

After Hillary Clinton put out a video where she accused the GOP of planning to, “literally steal the next election,” famed actor Nicolas Cage found himself in the media spotlight. The 58 year old actor took to Twitter to defend himself and promised that he would never steal another American artifact to pursue his passion of treasure hunting. Read More.

The Media Research Center is calling on Google to “stop its war on democracy” and “provide algorithmic transparency” after the watchdog organization demonstrated manipulated search results for Republican Senatorial campaign websites. Read More.

A new center at Columbia University will work to “reimagine” the economy in a way that is “more inclusive” and more fair. The Ivy League school will do this with the help of $10 million in seed money from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation. Read More.

Sitting in front of a giant, flaming pile of money, President Joe Biden asked trans TikTok star Dylan Mulvaney, “Hey Jack - do you think this is enough help trans folks?” Correcting the president on their pronouns, Mulvaney said that no amount of money being lit on fire would be enough to support gender affirming care in America. Read More.

Pro-transgender rights protesters and Christian demonstrators clashed Monday at the University of Wisconsin Madison ahead of controversial conservative Matt Walsh’s “What is a Woman” campus speech. Read More.

Ralph Fiennes, the actor who portrayed evil wizard Voldemort in the Harry Potter franchise, has come out swinging, defending author JK Rowling over the abuse she’s endured for speaking out about gender identity and trans issues. Read More.

Hunter Biden read on his crack-covered iPad that Steve Bannon had been sentenced to 4 months in prison for ignoring a Congressional subpoena. As he exhaled crack cocaine, Hunter Biden was seen showing the story to his female companion. Read More.

University of Michigan Health-West illegally fired a physician’s assistant and berated her over her faith after she objected to using pronouns and potentially participating in transgender drugs and surgeries for gender-dysphoric patients, according to a federal lawsuit. Read More.

Using mass shooting events in the US as an excuse, PM Justin Trudeau has been tinkering with the idea of banning or “freezing” firearms in Canada since this summer and now it appears that he is ready to take unilateral measures. Read More.

This week Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) hosted a town hall for her constituents from her Congressional District. The event was also attended by protesters, who crowded the building and chanted, “AOC has got to go!” as the Congresswoman tried to regain control of the room. Read More.

TikTok’s parent company in China reportedly planned to use the platform to track the location of specific American citizens. The team that was going to track American citizens was ByteDance’s Internal Audit and Risk Control department, according to a report in Forbes. Read More.