Arizona senator Ruben Gallego (D.) is in the news—and here’s what you need to know: The aspiring 2028 presidential candidate is either deaf, dumb, and blind or a degenerate liar. There’s really no other possible explanation for his supporting role in the saga of Eric Swalwell (D., Calif.). Gallego was Swalwell’s Capitol Hill roommate and
The Arizona Democrat also wanted his ex-wife, Kate Gallego, to pay his attorney’s fees Ruben Gallego/ Getty Images Ruben Gallego may have been in a tight Senate race in the fall of 2024, but the media didn’t seem interested in the bizarre circumstances of his 2017 divorce. The Washington Free Beacon, however, was. The Free
A new database of all the New York Times articles published in the past 25 years provides empirical evidence of some of the biases that many of the newspaper’s critics have long suspected. The developer of the database, Ted Alcorn, is not a media critic but a former policy analyst for New York Mayor Michael
The ad says American is a ‘place where Jewish students feel at home’ American University is recruiting Jewish students through an ad in a Brooklyn-based Jewish newspaper describing the school as a “place where Jewish students feel at home.” The move follows similar efforts from Dartmouth and Brown universities as other Ivies, namely Harvard and
The US naval siege could cost Tehran about $435 million per day, experts say, putting even more pressure on the Iranian regime USS Abraham Lincoln (@CENTCOM/X) Not a single ship has breached the United States’ naval blockade in the Persian Gulf since it began Monday morning, according to United States Central Command (CENTCOM), severely damaging
Experts think it’s a bad idea—for obvious reasons ChatGPT New York City mayor Zohran Mamdani recently unveiled his plan to build a massive government-run grocery store in Manhattan. Most self-respecting experts think it’s a terrible idea—for obvious reasons. Rooted in the failed tenets of communism, the taxpayer-funded supermarket was a central component of Mamdani’s campaign
Results of Central European parliamentary elections rarely make much news in the United States, but Viktor Orbán’s defeat certainly did. The Hungarian prime minister conceded Sunday after ruling for 16 years, and many wonder if the result predicts the downfall of Donald Trump’s populism the same way that the 2016 Brexit vote foretold his shocking