As President Joe Biden vacationed at his Delaware beach house, Republican nominee Donald Trump visited Arlington National Cemetery Monday morning to honor the 13 American service members who were killed three years ago during Biden’s botched military withdrawal from Afghanistan. Trump attended a wreath-laying ceremony along with family members of the 13 soldiers who died
Trump whistleblower turned Democratic congressional candidate Eugene Vindman is facing multiple Federal Election Commission (FEC) complaints—filed in response to a Washington Free Beacon report—alleging his campaign is illegally coordinating with an outside super PAC. When the Free Beacon emailed Vindman’s campaign to inquire about a discrepancy in his military record, campaign manager Jeremy Levinson copied
Robin DiAngelo, the best-selling author of White Fragility, is a big believer in citing minorities. In an “accountability” statement on her website, which makes repeated reference to her Ph.D., DiAngelo, 67, tells “fellow white people” that they should “always cite and give credit to the work of BIPOC people who have informed your thinking.” It
NASA’s “Climate Kids” webpage offers fun environment-related educational activities, films, and video games for children in kindergarten. It also warns children that the world is undergoing cataclysmic warming, sea levels are rising, global ice coverage is diminishing, and their future may very well be doomed. Climate Kids proclaims that the cost of fossil fuels is
‘We will reserve the right to respond at a later time,’ Hezbollah leader Nasrallah says Sunday after drone attack Israel destroys a Hezbollah drone. (Jalaa Marey/AFP/Getty Images) Hezbollah on Sunday threatened further aggression in its war on Israel, leaving U.S. officials scrambling to contain the fallout of a weekend strike on the Jewish state that
Reviewing really excellent books is great fun: You learn important new facts, are hugely impressed by an author’s analytical ability or archival research, or come away with a far deeper understanding of someone you knew only passingly. In stark contrast, having to review a really bad book is deeply unpleasant and sticks in your memory
It is not wrong to say that America made C.S. Lewis. Lewis’s 1942 book The Screwtape Letters was popular in Britain but was initially rejected by American publishers until Macmillan took a chance on it in 1943. It was a huge success. Macmillan quickly brought out his The Problem of Pain and The Case for