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Happy Wednesday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Wensel was coming to the painful conclusion that he was never going to be able to make a living as a Richard Simmons nightclub impersonator. Read More.

At the fourth annual Climate Posturing Summit, where the world’s elite gather to scold Americans about their “outrageous” energy consumption, multiple activists advocated for limiting the travel abilities of middle class Republicans. Read More.

There is an ongoing struggle between genetics researchers and the National Institutes of Health over restrictions placed on access to federally maintained genetic databases. Read More.

Back in my day (he said, carefully avoiding summoning his inner Grandpa Simpson), college protests were just coming back into vogue. Read More.

Sam Bankman-Fried, the architect of the most prolific crypto currency scam in history was annoyed when he first found out that his cell-mate was going to be the disgraced former nuclear official for the Biden administration, Sam Brinton. Read More.

Any opportunity to bash the unvaxxed, no matter how absurd the justification, is like catnip to the corporate media. They can’t resist. Read More.

Purdue University Northwest Chancellor Thomas Keon — widely praised in the past for advancing diversity on his Indiana campus — has pledged to push DEI even further after making an off-color joke mocking Asians during a recent commencement ceremony. Read More.

At a city council meeting in San Francisco this week, activists demanded that the state of California, which was never a slave state and was a only a territory during the Civil War, pay reparations to descendants of slaves. Read More.

Eight programs run by the Medical University of South Carolina are now the subject of a federal investigation by Department of Education officials following a complaint by a nonprofit. Read More.

The Toledo, Ohio, City Council is considering a resolution that would allow the city to use COVID-19 relief funds to pay for abortion travel — or as they describe it, “to relieve financial burdens related to receiving reproductive healthcare.” Read More.

It was a sad day for Sam Brinton, one of Biden’s nuclear waste officials, when corrections officers shut down an inmate fashion show on Wednesday at Rikers Island. “We were really excited for the first ever ‘Stealing your hearts’ fashion show,” said one inmate. Read More.

An American Bar Association panel voted 15-1 to remove the standardized test requirement for law school applicants, effective fall 2025. Read More.

A few recent polls show that the way Democrats feel about their fellow citizens’ free speech rights is horribly uncertain. The Left’s openness to heterodox ideas or challenges to their positions also appears very low. Read More.

A group of scholars at Concordia University in Montreal have dedicated themselves to “Decolonizing Light.” Read More.

Twitter has been a hotspot for revelations of politically-motivated censorship recently with the various “Twitter Files” releases. Read More.