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President Joe Biden once again implied he was a student at a historically black college. Read More.

Big Brother hates being proven wrong and will punish those who are right. Welcome to the Dystopian States of America. Read More.

Labeling the attack as “typical of the ultra-MAGA Republicans,” actor Jussie Smollett claimed that he was attacked by the same assailant who targeted Nancy Pelosi’s husband, Paul. “I just feel it in my bones, this was the same man who targeted me on that fateful night in Chicago,” said Smollett, former star of the show Empire. Read More.

I refuse to count our House and Senate seats before they hatch. But if we all vote and there is minimal cheating, it looks like the Republicans are going to be enjoying a cigar on the 2022 battlefield, looking over the smoldering corpses of the Democrat political forces while singing the “Battle Hymn of the Republic”. Read More.

A University of Alabama professor’s desire to get the word “Dixie” removed from the school fight song has resulted in a student-led effort to do same. Read More.

“How do you feel when you see something beautiful and priceless being destroyed?” asked a climate change activist on Tuesday after gluing their forehead to Almond Blossoms, a priceless Van Gogh painting. “Why don’t you care about the harm being done to our plane- wait where are you going?!” the same activist continued as museum security announced that they would leave the activists to rot where they stood. Read More.

The University of Texas student government this past week offered “six immediate ways” in which the school can “improve inclusivity for LGBTQ+ staff and students.” Read More.

The battle for the freedom of speech is heating up this week, with Elon Musk chasing out the Twitter fascists and beginning to open up the platform for free discussion and dissent (amid howls of rage from the Left), but the other social media giants are showing no signs of retreating from their fascism. Read More.

“You’re fired, you’re fired, you’re fired, you’re cool”, said Elon Musk as he toured Twitter’s headquarters in downtown San Francisco on Wednesday. “Hope you kept your resume up-to-date,” he continued as he got a coffee with some employees who will soon be out of a job. Read More.

On Wednesday, Ben Walker of the Associated Press surveyed our fractured, divided land and zeroed in on one of the most pressing issues of our day: there aren’t enough black players in the World Series. Read More.

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.