
A Dystopian Nightmare in Shanghai: Hungry People Wail from Balconies Over New COVID Lockdown
Can Xi Jinping’s government — or Communism itself — endure this dystopian nightmare?
Can Xi Jinping’s government — or Communism itself — endure this dystopian nightmare?
Former gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams struggled financially before her first run for office. Now, she’s rolling in the dough. Should public service make millionaires?
Gotcha journalism at its finest, as Steve Green ambushes Bill Whittle and Scott Ott with the hottest and weirdest news stories of the week.
In the chaos of combat, how can there be a hierarchy of evils, ranking some kinds of killing as worse than others?
Should Twitter employees and users be afraid (very afraid) that Elon Musk now stands as the company’s largest shareholder and newest board member?
This is how we win. Jeremy’s Razors aims to take down woke weenies at Harry’s Razors who yanked ads over “men are men” remarks at The Daily Wire.
Why can’t this Supreme Court hopeful honestly answer these simple questions?
When actor Will Smith slapped comic Chris Rock at the Oscars, some saw a revival of chivalry, others saw a dangerous man and a risk to all insult comics.
The U.S. Commander in Chief, speaking in public, suggests regime change in Russia and U.S. troop deployments in Ukraine.
Is this just step one in a total student loan forgiveness plan?
Vice President Kamala Harris dishes out another perplexing word salad about ‘the passage of time’.
In a strange turn of events, a federal judge circulates a message encouraging his peers to block the protestors from future court internships.