More than a dozen Border Patrol agents said they will not vote for Vice President Kamala Harris in November, warning that four years with Harris at the helm would prolong the “nightmare” at the U.S. southern border, the Washington Examiner reported Monday. The agents, who spoke to the Examiner on the condition of anonymity, expressed their
Stomach doctors at Seattle Children’s Hospital were forced to attend a racially segregated diversity training that included lessons on “critical race theory,” claimed black people are “systematically targeted for demise,” and pressed white doctors to “tap into their repressed racial memories” to develop a white “race-consciousness,” according to slides from the training obtained by the
Khymani James made national headlines when video surfaced of him telling Columbia University officials that “Zionists don’t deserve to live.” With that, James became the most infamous anti-Semitic student protester in the country. Columbia said in April that it was banning James, who told his social media followers to be “grateful” that he was not
The anti-Semitic attorney who helped lift anti-Israel Columbia University students’ suspensions has a history of representing terrorists and recently mourned the death of his “friend,” top Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh. Besides the Columbia students, attorney Stanley Cohen’s clients have included a Hamas cofounder and Osama Bin Laden’s son-in-law. Cohen has also repeatedly posed for pictures
Susan Wild, the Democratic Pennsylvania congresswoman in one of the country’s tightest House races, has privately and repeatedly trashed working-class conservative voters in her district as bigots who “drank the Trump Kool-Aid.” But in public, the Pennsylvania Democrat has drastically moderated her positions on hot-button issues as she seeks reelection in her battleground district. Earlier
Ariane Tabatabai’s admin access ‘warrants our highest scrutiny,’ Stefanik says L: (Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images) R: Ariane Tabatabai (YouTube screenshot) The Biden-Harris White House hosted a Pentagon official at the center of an Iranian government influence operation eight times—after her ties to Tehran’s hardline regime were exposed, raising further questions about the official’s ongoing access to
When the Washington Free Beacon asked me to review Over Ruled, I was honored, intrigued, and amused. Honored because this was Justice Neil Gorsuch’s latest work that’s not printed in U.S. Reports, the official publisher of Supreme Court opinions. Intrigued because he, along with his sometime coauthor and former clerk Janie Nitze (an accomplished lawyer