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Following in the not-so-proud footsteps of New York Times staffers who pressured the paper into rejecting an op-ed by Sen. Tom Cotton earlier this year because it made them “less safe,” employees of Penguin Random House are in open revolt after the publisher announced plans to...

Does Teen Vogue actually ever talk about fashion anymore? We’re not sure, but it sure seems like every time we hear about this decrepit publication, it’s because they’ve gone overboard in describing President Trump as a Nazi, telling their teen readers that racism is in their...

Under indictment by a St. Louis prosecutorial team that is intent on standing up for Black Lives Matter protesters even in the face of every constitutional law on the books, Mark and Patricia McCloskey are turning up the heat. The couple, who found themselves turned into the...

After the Michigan Supreme Court ruled last week that Gov. Gretchen Whitmer did not have the authority to extend her coronavirus lockdown beyond the date of April 30th, prosecutors had little choice but to void charges against an Owosso barber who famously violated the orders to...

Kids at the University of Northern Iowa had hoped to start a chapter of Students for Life on campus to act as a gathering place for those students who don’t believe in abortion. But what should have been a relatively uncontroversial application process turned into a debacle when...

The latest in a series of attempts by overzealous, activist prosecutors to legalize leftist destruction while simultaneously criminalizing self-defense, a St. Louis grand jury has officially indicted Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the couple who stood outside their home this summer...

Well, we thought we’d seen the most ridiculously biased example of online learning last week when he heard about the teenager who was kicked out of a Zoom class for having a Trump 2020 banner hanging up in his bedroom. How wrong we were! Now we have this incident out of Tacoma,...

On a clear mission to make sure he takes the title of Least Popular NYC Mayor in History, Bill de Blasio announced Sunday that he’s preparing to put 500,000 New Yorkers back under the strict lockdown measures that haven’t been in effect since late March. Worried about the growing...

According to local reports from Morrow, Ohio, a high school in the area has suspended two football players from the team after they defied warnings from the administration telling them that they could not fly a flag honoring first responders at a game held on September 11t...

U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos lived up to her longstanding vow to protect the First Amendment on our nation’s college campuses this week with a new and improved final rule that will hold universities accountable for their violations of free speech. With the final version...