Before the Trump administration's sweeping demands for reform in the Ivy League, before "it depends on the context," before ...
Library shelves the world over groan under the weight of magisterial tomes recounting the remarkable career of Sir Winston ...
Fiction is full of novels that depict the murky intrigue, grubby treachery, and moral compromise of the world’s second-oldest ...
When Manhunter was released in 1986, it was panned as a "hokey," "chic, well-cast wasteland," whose plot fell apart "like the shattered mirrors that figure in the crime" by the New York Times, the Los ...
Israel is no stranger to diplomatic isolation, but the widespread condemnation it has received after the October 7 atrocities ...
Higher-ed haters (of which, sadly, there are many) would have you believe our elite universities are overrun with ...
Michigan's left-wing Democratic Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed billed county taxpayers $ 9,000 per month in consulting fees ...
Here's one fact the New York Times left out of its breathlessly hyped front-page story about how Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Muse.ai parent company Meta is "exploiting a lucrative tax break": ...
More than half the names on the embattled Committee to Protect Journalists' revised list of "journalists" slain in Gaza "have ...
Colorado Democrat Manny Rutinel, a congressional nominee running in a swing district heavily reliant on ranching, once ...
Pennsylvania Democratic candidate Bob Brooks, running in one of the country's most competitive House races, claimed on an ...
Abdul El-Sayed Falsely Claims He ‘Erased’ $700 Million in Medical Debt: The Truth Is Far More Modest
"$700 MILLION MEDICAL DEBT ERASED." So boasted the first major TV ad for Abdul El-Sayed’s Senate campaign in Michigan—in a ...
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