In the coming weeks, students will flood America’s college campuses as they embark on a new school year. What remains to be seen is this: How do America’s leading institutions deal with antisemitism against Jewish students while still protecting freedom of expression?

HOLLY RIDGE, La. – More than three millennia ago, indigenous people built a massive ceremonial mound a few miles from here, an engineering marvel called Poverty Point and one of the oldest known building projects in North America. Today, this is ground

Topline: Like a bad dream, thousands of Congressional earmarks that were thrown out during last year’s appropriation process will potentially receive federal funding next year. The fiscal year 2026 spending bills currently being debated in Congress contain 7,737 earmarks worth $13.8

Jim Simons’ mathematical skills helped transform him from a prize-winning academic at Harvard and MIT into a legendary financier whose algorithmic models made Renaissance Technologies one of the most successful hedge funds in history. After his death last year, one of

JD Vance calls in to The Jimmy Dore Show to complain about being sidelined during a recent White House meeting with Zelensky and other leaders. Vance vents about wanting more attention, insisting he deserves to be front and center in global

A genocide may be about to quietly unfold in Sudan. But it’s not too late to stop it. President Trump and U.S. officials must increase pressure on the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), which holds considerable

While the outrage over the Cracker Barrel rebrand continues, some people have decided to make light of the situation with the help of AI. The “Make Cracker Barrel Great Again” clip is quickly going viral, and it’s not difficult to see

FBI agents raiding the home of a former Trump official reveal how national security concerns and political grudges continue to collide at the highest levels of government. FBI Raids Home of Trump Critic John Bolton Amid Classified Document Investigation On the

Last Tuesday, the Texas Senate passed SB 6, the Woman and Child Protection Act, further restricting the abortion pill and allowing private citizens to file lawsuits against people or companies that manufacture or distribute abortion-inducing drugs in the state. Key Takeaways: