Saturday Night Live skewered Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz for lying about being in Hong Kong during the Tiananmen Square massacre. The skit re-creates a question posed to Walz on the lie during Tuesday night’s vice presidential debate. Walz, played by comedian Jim Gaffigan, blames the fib on a drunken trip to EPCOT. [embedded
At least 1,200 of those incidents occurred on college campuses, a 500 percent increase from the year prior (Stephanie Keith/Getty Images) More than 10,000 anti-Semitic incidents have been recorded in the United States in the year following Hamas’s Oct. 7 terror attack on Israel, marking the highest yearly total recorded, according to Anti-Defamation League data
One year into the war thrust upon Israel in the wake of the Oct. 7 slaughter, several books are now hitting the market. None have been more anticipated than the one by Haaretz journalist Amir Tibon. Tibon, a talented journalist who spent several years in Washington writing for Israel’s newspaper of record, experienced 10/7 in
Mayorkas, impeached once for handling of border crisis, is on the hot seat over Hurricane Helene response Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas shops for luxury clothing while North Carolina residents struggle through Hurricane Helene response Department of Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas shopped for luxury clothes in Georgetown on Saturday afternoon as his agency faced
Vice President Kamala Harris kept up her habit of dodging hard-hitting questions this week. She had a friendly interview with the hosts of All the Smoke podcast, where she cheerfully informed listeners that her favorite snack is Doritos, specifically the “nacho, old-school, original” flavor. She also informed their listeners—through her classic cackle—that she and her
Upon learning that Winston Churchill had died, University of Chicago professor Leo Strauss told his students, “The contrast between the indomitable and magnanimous statesman and the insane tyrant—this spectacle in its clear simplicity was one of the greatest lessons which men can learn, at any time.” Last October 7, there was another simple spectacle: the
Has there ever been an artist with worse judgment about his own talents and abilities than Francis Ford Coppola? Ever? The greatest realist in the history of cinema has spent his creative life consumed, for some reason, with making pictures that explore the depths and corners of cinematic artifice. The 85-year-old Coppola has capped his