Yale University unfairly enriched itself by failing to issue a partial refund to students who ended the spring semester with online classes due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Student Jonathan Michel feels cheated because he paid for the full Yale experience, which he didn’t get.
New Hampshire just passed the so-called Jetson Law to allow flying cars to use public roads to get to air strips for take off. Customers already place orders for several science fantasy models — the Terrafugia Transition, Samson Switchblade and PAL-V. But is the flying car a rotten idea that will never take off?
Men’s Wearhouse, Jos. A. Bank and Brooks Brothers, join a growing wave of major retailers — specifically men’s clothiers — falling into bankruptcies, not from the COVID-19 pandemic, but due to the casual culture that’s swept American business.
A helo hovers above the surface of the red planet. The pilot sits at his desk back on Earth as his helicopter’s high-res camera sends back images of Martian craters, mountains and plains. It’s not a sci-fi movie, it’s the NASA mission that launched last week, and will land the Perseverance Rover on Mars in February 2021.
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If you think that mask laws are ridiculous, useless, or just another way for elite politicians to control you, should you take that out on a $12/hour clerk just doing her job when she asks you to put on your mask? What do you think of an unmasked customer who says, “I carry, so back off”?
WNBA star Brittney Griner, of the Phoenix Mercury, says she’ll stay in the locker room before each game until the National Anthem is over, or until the team stops playing entirely. It’s a form of protest against police brutality and racial injustice. Why is The Star Spangled Banner so important before sporting events? Why not shut it off?
Joe Biden leads Donald Trump in major polls and may ride his low-key campaign to the White House , because he has an advantage Hillary Clinton lacked — he’s a man…and he’s not Hillary Clinton. That’s what Peter Beinart says in The New York Times. Are voters just a bunch of woman-haters?
As the United States and China trade consulate shutdowns, the Chinese flex their muscles in the South China Sea and Hong Kong, the trade war heats up, and Apple starts making iPhones in India, is the USA ready to really challenge the dragon diplomatically, economically and militarily?
Presumptive Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden unleashes his $2 trillion plan to generate 100% of U.S. electricity from clean renewable energy sources by 2035. Given the Left’s aversion to clean nuclear energy, Bill Whittle suggests Biden’s plan involves a moon-shot plan to harvest massive quantities of pure, green unicorn tinkle.
As Minneapolis politicians call for a top to bottom makeover of the Minneapolis police force, cops flee the force in record numbers, many claiming symptoms of PTSD. Even The New York Times acknowledges that crime surges in the wake of George Floyd’s death and the dearth of active law enforcement.
At a recent House Republican caucus meeting, G.O.P. Members attacked Rep. Liz Cheney (R-WY) for criticizing President Trump, according to Politico.com. One Member allegedly told the
Congresswoman that if she has differences with Donald Trump she should keep them to herself. Is that what we want from our elected officials?
If Russia teams with China for a joint moon mission, after rejecting the NASA Artemis program will Nancy Pelosi push more money for the USA effort to avoid another Russia-collusion crisis? With Elon Musk, Jeff Bezos and Richard Branson, among others, throttling up private space exploration, does it even matter what these governments do? Bill Whittle, creator of Apollo 11: What We Saw, analyzes the opportunities.
With the latest news barrage of fear, uncertainty and doubt (F.U.D.) about Trump reelection prospects, Bill Whittle analyzes whether the media stumble down the same path that led to Hillary Clinton’s defeat in 2016, or if there’ some merit in the critique that, at least, he’s losing control of the narrative.
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[Part 2] Bill Whittle analyzes the positive outcomes of COVID-19, riots inspired by George Floyd’s death, and the dynamic Joe Biden campaign to eject Donald Trump from the White House. There’s more good here than meets the eye.