The real scandal of Zohran Mamdani’s college application
The hacked data – that set off a firestorm at The New York Times – revealed colleges are still discriminating by race
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July 11, 2025
The Washington Post can’t cancel John McEnroe
Columnist Sally Jenkins accused him of ‘belching up words’
July 8, 2025
The last bullfighters
In France, toreros fight bulls and ecosocialists
July 7, 2025
RFK Jr. faces down M&M’s
Americans need to be as health and food conscious as Europeans for his food dye-banning plan to work
July 4, 2025
Kardashian clones have taken over
Reality TV star Khloe has finally listed all the work she has had done
July 3, 2025
Chet Sharma: chef, DJ, PhD
The experimental culinarian is coming to New York
July 1, 2025
Penn finally accepts that Lia Thomas is a biological man
This was not a moral epiphany. It was a forced retreat
June 28, 2025
I tensed my bow as the bull elk stared at me
Your pursuit of the elk will test your body, your mind, your gear and your grit
June 20, 2025
It’s time to bid adieu to Obamacare
Federal spending on the program was $43 billion in 2019 and is projected to be $143 billion in 2025
June 11, 2025
Randi Weingarten’s anti-Trump national uprising sounds ‘mostly peaceful’
AFT organized protests – No Kings – will take place this Saturday in nearly 2,000 municipalities
What’s the matter with Los Angeles?
How ‘the better city’ has gone from bad to worse
June 10, 2025
How Harvard lost America
The college’s main line of defense is old-fashioned snobbery
J.D. Vance: deport Derek Guy
An anonymous menswear X account has generated sympathy to and push-back against his illegal immigration story
June 4, 2025
Gavin Newsom could stop men competing in women’s sports today
Steve Hilton – who is running for California Governor – explains how
June 3, 2025
Are antidepressants making Americans violent?
America has been taking her medicine scrupulously for decades. Instead of making her better, it might well be making everything far worse
How I flouted a cardinal French gardening rule
It’s only a matter of time before some local wag tries to diminish my dominance
The joy of preparing freezer jam
Enjoy summer’s fresh berries — but don’t forget to plan ahead
Why I’m ditching ‘authentic’ travel
In Europe, I’ve felt most tired, hungry and poor – yet also most alive
June 1, 2025
The DoJ is wise to deploy the False Claims Act against colleges
A new day is dawning in academia
May 28, 2025
Trump should ban trans athletes competing against women at the 2028 LA Olympics
The President’s executive order is being ignored by the Olympics
May 23, 2025
DoGE should make ending the opioid crisis its legacy
A new study shows the opioid crisis costs local governments billions, not to mention the tragic trend’s societal toll
May 21, 2025
Forget AI, students are already cheating their way through exams
So long as colleges rely on technology to administer exams, students stay one step ahead
May 20, 2025
Why did Joe Biden stop testing for prostate cancer in 2014?
Further tests may have saved his life
May 19, 2025
Democrats should call for more honesty about Joe Biden’s health
This scandal will do their party no favors in rebuilding institutional trust
May 18, 2025
‘Highly likely’ Biden had prostate cancer diagnosis in the White House
Cancer expert Dr. Steven Quay believes it would constitute malpractice to only get such a diagnosis now
Joe Biden’s cancer diagnosis is already being exploited
A new debate is kicking off: is it appropriate to keep discussing the former president’s health?
May 16, 2025
The Ivanka Harvest
The President’s daughter understands the food revolution
May 15, 2025
Anna Peterson’s New York Times article has restored my faith
The fascists at the University of Florida are apparently not very good at their Gestapo-like job
May 8, 2025
The good energy philosophy of Casey Means, Trump’s Surgeon General pick
She is a fervent critic of for-profit medicine and the pharmaceutical industries
