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It seems the Stanford University Graduate Student Council engaged in racial discrimination in its handling of tickets to see “Black Panther” sequel “Wakanda Forever.” Read More.

Happy Monday, dear Kruiser Morning Briefing friends. Hortense had a fondness for doing things with Cheez Whiz and fine fabric that made grown men recoil in horror. Read More.

Instead of counting ballots into the night on Tuesday, Maricopa County election officials were busy trying to get a new camouflage for their favorite weapon in the online multiplayer game, Modern Warfare 2. Read More.

The University of Pacific decided to forfeit a volleyball match against Brigham Young on November 3 due to a Duke University volleyball player’s unproven allegations of racial taunting. Read More.

Tony DeLuca is not exactly a household name, and he would probably have preferred it that way. Instead of garnering big headlines and moving on to higher office, Tony was just a solid, standup guy, a reliable Democrat, serving in the Pennsylvania State House for a staggering twenty terms. Read More.

Suiting up in his old Minnesota Vikings jersey, Herschel Walker was excited to take the field again after the Georgia Senate race went to a runoff following the Tuesday midterm elections. “Yea man, I’m just ready to give it my all out here,” said Walker when asked if he was prepared to take the gridiron again. Read More.

Page Six is reporting something very disturbing. We’re told that some staff writers are so furious that the comedy superstar — who has made transphobic and homophobic jokes — has been chosen to helm the iconic show that they’re sitting out the episode. Read More.

A new virtual reality program at George Mason University will help faculty learn how to fight racism and their “implicit bias.” Read More.

Following his failed gubernatorial campaign, Beto O’Rourke was seen walking house to house asking people if he could take their so-called assault weapons. “He just kept repeating, ‘Hell yes’ to himself over and over again,” said one neighbor in Austin. “I didn’t vote for Beto, but I am concerned for his mental health.” Read More.

University of Chicago will offer a course titled “The Problem of Whiteness” this upcoming spring semester. The class is offered through the Critical Race and Ethnic Studies Department and has attracted media attention. Read More.

On Monday, the Houston Astros held their World Series victory parade, and Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Texas), a big Astros fan, happily took part. Read More.

It took our research team all night, but we finally think we figured out what John Fetterman said in his latest campaign speech to Pennsylvania voters. Speaking to a research assistant, he said that he’s, “pretty sure” Fetterman was warning that Democrats could steal the midterm elections when he said we’ll have to wait, “several days” for election results. Read More.

Georgia Republican Senate candidate Herschel Walker is a “token black puppet of the GOP” and his campaign “shames Black Americans,” according to Rita Omokha, a Nigerian-American writer and adjunct professor at Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism in a November 4 article for USA Today. Read More.

I have on several occasions wondered on these pages just how far out the Left will get before it passes the point of no return and into a Twilight Zone of its own making. Read More.

There are unconfirmed reports that the president had a scary nightmare where he was still the leader of the free world. Instead of telling him the truth, aides of the president have resorted to telling Joe that it’s still 2008 and he’s the Vice President. Read More.