To pinpoint the birth of the cancel culture era one has to go back to shortly before Halloween 2015. A group of Yale deans had sent an email urging students to avoid insensitive costume choices. Three days later, Erika Christakis, … Continued
Democrats are about to find out how worried they need to be about Black voter support. After a lot of hand-wringing in recent years, elections next month in Mississippi and Virginia — two Southern states with large Black populations — … Continued
NEW YORK — A Cornell University professor called the Hamas attacks “exhilarating” and “energizing.” A Yale professor dubbed Israel a “murderous, genocidal settler state.” Meanwhile, top donors at the University of Pennsylvania — including former U.S. Ambassador Jon Huntsman Jr. … Continued
In March, U.S. climate envoy John Kerry co-hosted an exclusive dinner in D.C. for a top figure in the upcoming United Nations climate talks. Administration officials, the heads of leading environmental organizations, business representatives and select journalists were among those … Continued
ATLANTIC, Iowa — On a crisp evening in a small town not far from Iowa’s southwestern border, Mike Pence’s decades-long quest for the White House has come down to a coin toss. Here he is, the most recent former GOP … Continued