How Iowa Republicans Sent Steve King Packing
A wide array of leaders at the state and national level joined forces to back a conservative primary challenger.
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The Pitfalls, and Promise, of Israel’s Historic Annexation Bid
Grasping for a short-term gain, Netanyahu takes a long-term risk.
Anna Kendrick Says Filming ‘Twilight’ Was Like Surviving ‘A Hostage Situation’
Here’s what she said
Minneapolis Police Chief Ends Contract Negotiations with Union as Reform Plans Emerge
Chief Medaria Arradondo said the city’s contract will be subject to a review on the department’s use-of-force policies as well as its disciplinary process.
McEnany Reiterates Qualified-Immunity Reform Is a ‘Non-Starter’
The press secretary reiterated Wednesday that President Trump considers ending qualified immunity for police officers “a non-starter.
Police Officers’ Personal Info Leaked on Internet amid Tensions: Report
The personal information of top police officers across the country have been leaked in the wake of George Floyd protests.
CrossFit CEO Resigns After ‘Creating A Rift’ With Floyd Tweet
‘The CrossFit community won’t stand racism’
Black Transgender Model Fired By L’Oreal For Calling All White People Racists Gets Job Back
‘Your entire existence is drenched in racism’
Sen Hawley Calls For Investigation Of ‘Predatory’ Chinese Video App
‘Pry into the private affairs of Americans’
Several Tesla Workers Tested Positive For COVID After Musk Sued To Reopen Plant, Employees Say
‘No social distancing at all’
Italian Woman Stuffs 90 Olives And Recites Recipes During Brain Surgery
The patient was even able to recite recipes during the surgery
Left-Wing Lockdown
Three months ago, America was told to trust public health experts.
‘Going Out of Business’ in Minneapolis
Minneapolis was a beautiful city with a promising future and unlimited potential.
How Rioting Ended the Shutdown
After a second full week of mass demonstrations, protests, riots and civil disorders in over 30 cities, many law-abiding Americans are wondering why we were forced to comply with stay-home orders.
Woke Chaos and Naked Power
With the death of George Floyd — a heinous atrocity virtually every American decries — unity should have prevailed.
Don’t Confuse Moral Bankruptcy With Racism
As more of our political elite joins the mobs in the streets to conflate the death of George Floyd with a general indictment of America as a racist and evil nation, black Americans, more than anyone, will suffer.
AMC Suffers Quarterly Loss Of $2.17 Billion During The Coronavirus Pandemic
It’s an ugly situation
Mississippi lawmakers drafting resolution to remove Confederate emblem from state flag: report
A bipartisan group of lawmakers in Mississippi this week began to draft a resolution to change the state’s flag, as calls have grown to remove the Confederate battle emblem, according to a report.
The Schools That Cried ‘Wolf’
Given how familiar schools’ complaints about underfunding are, it’s difficult to take at face value the coronavirus catalogue of demands.
The Tinsel Whip: Museums Flagellate Themselves Over Police Killings
George Floyd’s murder is a police problem, not a museum one.
Tommaso Challenges ‘Toxic Masculinity’ Orthodoxy
Willem Dafoe and Abel Ferrara deal with manhood honestly, identity politics be damned.
The False Promise of Progressive Free-College Plans
They will almost certainly cost far more — and accomplish far less — than their supporters claim.
The Public-Health Establishment Has Diminished Its Credibility
It has allowed political ideology to distort its ability to provide coherent risk assessment.
George Floyd’s brother set to testify as Capitol Hill lawmakers consider police reform proposals
The death of George Floyd in police custody last month and a series of riots that followed in cities across the nation have set the backdrop for a Capitol Hill hearing Wednesday on police reform proposals.
Messy Georgia primary raises alarms for November, as Ossoff edges closer to clinching Senate nomination
The Democratic Senate primary in Georgia was too early to call Wednesday, as Jon Ossoff held onto approximately 49 percent of the vote with more ballots coming in — amid widespread reports of hourslong lines, voting machine malfunctions, provisional ballot shortages and absentee ballots failing to arrive in time.