Academia
Mahmoud Khalil, a Palestinian Arab graduate student at Columbia University, was recently arrested by federal authorities for his overt support of Hamas—a U.S.-designated terrorist organization. Khalil was more than a protester; he was an ideological operative using the American university system as a staging ground for anti-Semitic
Academia
An American nurse from the Portland, Oregon area will likely be facing an uphill battle in securing a new job after her antisemitic and pro-Hamas comments on Instagram were made public by a group of American Jewish physicians. Registered Nurse Camesha Hart — who I first reported on three weeks ago
Economy
President Trump is once again shaking up economic discussions with a bold proposal: eliminating federal income taxes for Americans earning less than $150,000 per year. The idea, floated recently by Howard Lutnick, the U.S. Secretary of Commerce for the Trump administration, has stirred debate on social media. Supporters
Canada
As Canada ushers in a new Prime Minister, Mark Carney, many are wondering how his relationship with President Donald Trump will compare to that of his predecessor, Justin Trudeau. While Trudeau was known for his liberal globalist agenda and tense, often passive-aggressive relationship with Trump, Carney presents a different challenge:
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On Tuesday night, President Trump delivered the first State of the Union address of his second term as President of the United States. There were many incredible moments, ranging from Democratic congressman Al Green (D-TX09) getting thrown out to a 13-year-old cancer survivor being made an honorary Secret Service agent.
Academia
When I was in middle school, I discovered feminism on Tumblr. Always a voracious reader, I devoured every book on it that I could find—eagerly consuming the words of feminists like Germaine Greer, Betty Friedan, and Naomi Wolf. When I ran out of books to read, I turned my
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During President Trump’s tenure, U.S. foreign policy underwent a dramatic and unprecedented shift that, despite its controversies, has proven to be in the best long-term interest of both the United States and its allies. Now, as president again, Trump continues to reshape global politics with a vision rooted
Academia
On college campuses across the globe, young men are subjected to lectures, workshops, and extracurricular activities that teach them their masculinity—an element at the very core of their identity—is dangerous, poisonous, and even toxic. For the last decade, I’ve covered men’s issues and advocacy. I started
Europe
Today, Germans head to the polls in one of the most consequential elections in its modern history. With Chancellor Olaf Scholz’s left-wing coalition in shambles and voters increasingly disillusioned by economic stagnation, unchecked migration, and ideological governance, the tide is turning—and the establishment is panicking. Polls show a
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
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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
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?