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A policy proposed by the Loudoun County School Board would keep teachers from challenging the board’s positions on racial equity and sexual orientation, even in teachers’ private lives.
Blue checkmarks are targeting Gadot for everything from being Israeli to being ‘too pretty.’ But Gadot has more in common with Cleopatra than your average Hollywood starlet.
The left and the right agree that American institutions are under attack. They just disagree on what those institutions are and who’s doing the attacking.
Increasing the number of justices on the Supreme Court to further your political agenda isn’t a new idea. That doesn’t mean it’s a good one.
“It was clear which side he was rooting for,” Sen. Cruz said of Wallace after the debate.
The average age of the Commission’s Board of Directors is over 70, and their preferences of a bygone era shows.
Biden’s faith has been celebrated, but potential SCOTUS nominee Amy Coney Barrett is already facing questions and criticism about her faith in the exact same religion.
Peaceful onlookers struggle to understand violent actions ostensibly committed in pursuit of justice. An earlier generation of Americans had the same questions about communism.
Planning a wedding during societal shutdowns reminded these couples of an age-old lesson: don’t get caught up in the ceremony, because it’s the marriage that matters.
Setting aside the film’s ties to the Chinese Communist Party, Disney’s remake of ’Mulan’ still lacked the wit and depth of the original animated movie.
Students disagree about whether Falwell should have been asked to leave sooner, and whether more change is still needed from the university’s leadership.
Armando Salguero said he was ‘sick of the America bashing by people who have never lived and would never live anywhere else.’ The Miami Herald’s publisher called his comment ‘deeply troubling.’
Back in a community of people who are making sacrifices, taking precautions, and looking out for each other in the midst of a continued national panic, I feel the safest I have all year.
‘We remain concerned about the reductions in police positions when crime is increasing and response times are slower,’ the Greater Austin Crime Commission said in a statement.
Gov. Tim Walz restricted church capacity and requiring mask-wearing and social distancing. Now, Minnesota churches are fighting back.
Joe Biden and Kamala Harris appeared at a campaign rally where up to several hundred people awaited them at a school closed to students for two more months.
“It really is an extreme thing to say that Kamala Harris is a pragmatic moderate just because factually speaking that’s not the case,” Hemingway said.
“This will be a moment where people look back on what happened to the Biden campaign and say this was not a good decision for him,” Hemingway said.
Every inch above the centerfold of Wednesday’s front cover gushed over Harris. Back in 2016, Pence was only mentioned in a bottom corner of the page.
‘I believe them and I respect them being able to tell their story and having the courage to do it,’ Kamala Harris said in 2019 of the women accusing her running mate Joe Biden of sexual harassment and assault.