Antisemitism
A medical doctor in Hawaii has come under fire after posting dozens of shocking comments about wanting Zionists to die last week, as well as praising the deaths of Israelis on his public social media over the past week. Ryan Christopher Rao — a internal medicine specialist and hospitalist at the
Bureaucracy
In recent months, we have witnessed a more assertive stance on overcoming trade barriers imposed by China and Europe. The Trump administration’s tariffs were the most visible manifestation of this effort—an attempt to rebalance trade relations with countries perceived as not playing by the rules. Yet tariffs represent
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You don’t know what you don’t know. In honour of Men’s Mental Health Month and the incredibly evident scarcity of genuine masculinity throughout civilization as of present, these are my thoughts on something that’s become a pernicious echo that’s affecting everyone. There are no shots
Academia
A student at West Virginia University has been punished by his school for passing out a pro-Israel book by Alan Dershowitz as part of an educational community service initiative. The student — Eliyahu Itkowitz, a religious Jew who just finished his freshman-year at WVU — was passing out copies of the book
Families and Parenting
This article is written by Dr. Hannah Spier, a medical doctor who trained in psychiatry in Norway and Sweden. She describes herself as “The Antifeminist Psychiatrist” and aims to expose bad therapy and and the liberal narratives that contribute to our poor health. I have spent much time as a
Families and Parenting
This article is written by Dr. Hannah Spier, a medical doctor who trained in psychiatry in Norway and Sweden. She describes herself as “The Antifeminist Psychiatrist” and aims to expose bad therapy and and the liberal narratives that contribute to our poor health. 50% of women in their 30s are
Academia
As a higher education reporter of nearly a decade, I have witnessed the far left’s progressive orthodoxy worm its way deeper and deeper into academia. Despite President Trump’s missives on DEI and antisemitism in education, the rot has never seemed worse. In this environment, it’s almost impossible
Academia
When I began studying at Barnard College of Columbia University in 2015, I was on a full-ride scholarship. Coming from a foster-care type upbringing, I had no family. No friends in NYC. And no support system. But I was full of hope, excitement and dreams to study. But when a
Academia
An Arabic professor at Portland State University has been put on leave after allegedly claiming to be part of Hamas during an interview that was caught on camera in Beaverton, Oregon. The professor — Dr. Yasmeen S. Hanoosh — who once served as a translation fellow for the National Endowment for the
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For 15 years, I was dedicated to Scientology. I trained as a Class V auditor, raised millions of dollars, and gave nearly $2 million of my own money to climb the “Bridge to Total Freedom.” From the outside, I looked successful. I had walked red carpets, topped music charts, and
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In the 17th century, Anton van Leeuwenhoek discovered with an early microscope that there is more in a drop of water than meets the unaided eye. What might we discover floating in our lives today if we used the right instruments? Hidden wonders perhaps? Perhaps something ominous as well. Sometimes
Antisemitism
A reaction is visceral and emotionally driven; it is a wildfire ready to be sparked by a single ember. A response, on the other hand, is logical and strategic.