Most attacks on wokeness come from the right. To conservatives, the woke are dangerous because they’re sincerely committed to bad ideas—make every decision based on identity instead of merit, defund the police, speak in insufferable jargon to top it off—and push them through their positions in HR departments and government bureaucracies throughout the country. Columbia
In 2001, Anthony Hopkins celebrated his newly acquired American citizenship by taking a 3,000-mile road trip across the Midwest. It wasn’t his first cross-country voyage. He’d taken many such excursions in the past, motivated in large part by the insights they provided into the American soul. “I think it’s wonderful meeting people who run America,
With the election just around the corner, President Joe Biden and his administration have nearly faded from the news. This week, though, Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin returned to the headlines with their latest threat to cut off weapons sales to Israel unless the Jewish state accedes to their
‘Having access to a humanitarian passport … could possibly provide access to humanitarian corridors to evacuate a crisis zone,’ one expert says Yahya Sinwar on Oct. 1 (Reuters/Mohammed Salem/File Photo) When Israeli forces examined Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar’s body after killing him in a surprise ground operation on Thursday, they discovered several curious items, including
The anti-Israel organization “Abandon Harris” expanded its movement into Wisconsin and Georgia in order “to ensure that Kamala Harris loses the swing states,” the Washington Times reported. In a bid to divert votes from Harris in response to her stance on the Israel-Hamas war, the group is promoting Green Party candidate Jill Stein, who has
On Oct. 1, the Biden-Harris administration awarded $60,000 to anti-Israel scholar Seth Anziska to write a book about “Palestinian self-determination.” One day later, the University College London professor criticized the Jewish state for fighting Hamas, condemned Israel’s assassination of Hezbollah’s leader, and called U.S. officials “merchants of death.” The National Endowment for the Humanities granted
A longtime aide to Sen. Tammy Baldwin (D., Wis.) was the host of a radical anti-cop podcast where guests praised Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan, accused Jews of exploiting the black civil rights movement, and called police “slave catchers” who should be “abolished.” Tiffany Henry—an anti-police activist who has served as Baldwin’s Milwaukee office