REVIEW: ‘13 Novels Conservatives Will Love (but Probably Haven’t Read)’ by Christopher J. Scalia “When conservatives discuss novels,” Christopher Scalia complains in his entertaining and useful 13 Novels Conservatives Will Love (but Probably Haven’t Read), “we tend to mention the same handful of works. We cherish a reliable and sturdy stock that hasn’t been replenished
Biden energy loan czar Jigar Shah signed off on a $1.6 billion taxpayer-funded loan last year that now appears to have directly benefited his current business partner, Jonathan Silver. Previously unreported corporate filings reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon show that Silver worked as a consultant for the project’s developer after spending years on its
Trump cheers ‘major WIN in our powerful lawsuit against the Pulitzer Prize Board’ President Donald Trump answers reporters’ questions (Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) A Florida appeals court on Wednesday rejected the Pulitzer Prize Board’s argument that President Donald Trump’s defamation lawsuit against the board should be delayed until after Trump leaves office in order to avoid
We’re obsessed with Taylor Lorenz, who recently attended the Pornhub Awards and partied with Girthmasterr, winner of ‘Best Dick’ Getty Images Taylor Lorenz, a widely respected journalist who has worked for the New York Times and the Washington Post, and who recently appeared in an Emmy-nominated documentary series on CNN, has accused former transportation secretary Pete
Program will allow students to pass with scores as low as 21 out of 100, according to reports (John Moore/Getty Images) San Francisco’s public school system is quietly rolling out a “Grading for Equity” program that will reportedly exclude homework or weekly tests from final grades and allow students to pass with scores as low
“There is no such thing as half control”: When Israel’s security cabinet approved Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s Gaza war plan in early May, there were no public fireworks. Privately, however, lawmakers from Netanyahu’s ruling coalition had reservations. Seven lawmakers from the coalition, our Andrew Tobin reports from Tel Aviv, sent a letter just hours before the
TEL AVIV—Seven lawmakers from Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ruling coalition say the government and military lack a serious plan to defeat Hamas in the Gaza Strip, according to a private letter obtained by the Washington Free Beacon. The two-page letter, sent May 5 and not previously reported, alleges that the military’s latest operational plan