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Democrat Will Rollins Has Long History of Going Easy on Meth Dealers—Including a Violent Gang Member—But He’s Running for Congress as a Tough-on-Crime Prosecutor

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When Democratic California congressional candidate Will Rollins boasts of having taken on “the Sinaloa cartel to stop drug trafficking” during his time as a federal prosecutor, it may be instructive to consider the case of one central California drug dealer named Rodney Michael Haskins. In 2010, Haskins threw a wooden desk at a woman, knocking

Top DEI Officials at Biden-Harris State Department Rake In Nearly $200k a Year, Records Show

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The Biden-Harris State Department’s top DEI officials pull in nearly $200,000 annually in taxpayer-funded salaries, according to financial disclosures, putting them among the highest-paid American diplomats. Constance Mayer, who served as the acting chief Diversity and Inclusion officer until April of this year, raked in $194,510 annually, according to financial disclosures published by the U.S.

Columbia Distances Itself From New Faculty Group That Hosted Pro-Terrorist Surgeon

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Columbia University is distancing itself from a new faculty group that hosted an anti-Israel doctor who has praised terrorists, including a Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP) cofounder who helped plan an Israeli airplane hijacking and a Hamas leader suspected of masterminding a rabbi’s murder. The doctor, British-Palestinian surgeon and University of Glasgow

LA Times Reporter Reveals ‘Climate Anxiety’ and Calls To ‘Fix Individualism’ To Save the Planet

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Rosanna Xia says her climate ‘grief’ has left her unsure if she can ‘justify’ having children Rosanna Zia (California Natural Resources Agency YouTube) The Los Angeles Times published a sprawling essay Wednesday written by environmental reporter Rosanna Xia, who expressed overwhelming grief about the prospect of climate change and called to “fix individualism” and “reimagine” society’s

Sharpton-Backed DEI Group Shutters Race-Based Grant Program Following Legal Fight

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A diversity, equity, and inclusion activist group backed by anti-Semite Rev. Al Sharpton ended its race-based grant program after settling a legal battle with the American Alliance for Equal Rights. Venture capital firm Fearless Fund on Wednesday announced the closure of its Fearless Strivers Grant Contest, which awarded $20,000 in grants to black female-owned businesses, the

At Some Elite Universities, Affirmative Action Ruling Leaves Little Impact on Racial Makeup, Prompting Scrutiny

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In the wake of the Supreme Court’s affirmative action ban, several elite universities released breakdowns of their incoming freshman classes that showed virtually no change in racial composition. Experts say that’s likely because the schools are sidestepping federal law. Harvard University, Yale University, Princeton University, Duke University, and the University of Pennsylvania all argued as

WATCH: Trump Hammers ABC After Debate: ‘They Ought to Take Away Their License for The Way They Did That’

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Former president Donald Trump slammed ABC News in a post-debate interview on Wednesday morning, calling for the network to lose its “license” for what he characterized as a dishonest moderating performance. “I think ABC took a big hit last night,” Trump said in a Fox News interview, speaking of the moderators’ bias during the Tuesday