Academia
The first tenured professor to be fired for antisemitism, as I first reported here, has now secured a comfortable new role at one of anthropology’s most prestigious academic journals. Maura Finkelstein, the subject of eight antisemitic incident reports at Muhlenberg University, was accused by students of pushing anti-Israel bias
Business
Boca Raton — Growing up, there was a certain magic in sneaking off to McDonald’s after school. A McDonald’s two blocks from my elementary school was a second home to my latchkey friends and me, where we’d study, sip iced coffees, and revel in our caffeine highs while
Featured
The United States maintains an overwhelmingly dominant military budget, outspending its global competitors by a wide margin—more than the next several nations combined. Yet, despite this financial superiority, a pressing question remains: can America’s military defeat China in a protracted conflict? Christian Brose, Chief Strategy Officer at Anduril
Academia
Tonight, Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) at the elite Wesleyan University in Middletown, Connecticut are hosting a Tu B'Shvat Seder for the community to rally around, but the student-protesters seem to have forgotten what Tu B’Shvat actually celebrates. The Israeli holiday of Tu B’Shvat — also
Celebrity
There was a time when Kanye West stood boldly for Jesus, declaring “Jesus Is King” and bringing faith into mainstream culture like never before. His 2019 gospel album, his Sunday Services, and his public testimony of salvation inspired millions. He spoke openly about his struggles, repentance, and transformation. But now?
Bureaucracy
Eccentricity has long been a quintessential American trait—and a positive one at that. What sets the United States apart is its willingness to overlook human quirks in favor of raw talent, ingenuity, and intelligence. Historically, America has embraced iconoclastic innovation, from the bipartisan Truman Committee to the Manhattan Project,
Celebrity
Once again, a Hollywood celebrity is playing the role of “Woke Warrior,” and this time, it’s Selena Gomez. The pop star recently delivered a teary-eyed monologue about so-called “mass deportations” and “family separations.” But as a California-born Latina, I’ve seen real immigration struggles up close—not the virtue-signaling
Crypto
The Biden administration displayed an unmistakable hostility toward America’s technology sector, treating it not as a strategic asset vital to national security, but as a liability to that needed to be restrained. Through relentless regulation, speech censorship, and the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) aggressive anti-crypto stance, the
Celebrity
The red carpet isn’t just a runway—it’s a revolution. And tonight, I’m making a statement that blends technology, fitness, and unshakable American values. This is my seventh time walking the Grammys red carpet, and every year I’ve made a statement that sends shockwaves through Hollywood.
Academia
An educator named Tema Okun, Ph.D., wrote a guide to “white supremacy culture” nearly 25 years ago. But recently, her work has resurfaced in academic studies about “whiteness as power” and claims that white people perpetuate “mathematical violence” and “mathematical trauma.” Okun’s paper, “White Supremacy Culture,” offers a
Antisemitism
A Colorado high school is facing backlash after their Palestinian baseball coach refused to shake hands with Jewish students on the opposing team, and another staffer also showed up to the Jewish school and decked out the rafters with keffiyehs and Palestinian flags with him. The basketball game happened on
Academia
The Cleveland, Ohio apparel shop “University Tees” struggled today with whether they should cancel an order placed by the University of Maryland “Students for Justice in Palestine” (SJP) club. The sweater design was posted by UMD SJP’s Instagram page a few days ago. The sweater has “Free Palestine” on