New York Times columnist David French revealed he was going to cast his vote for Vice President Harris in November because he wanted to “save conservatism.” French, identifying himself as pro-life and someone who supported the landmark Dobbs decision, argued that Donald Trump and the “MAGA movement” have pushed the Republican Party away from “Reaganite...
“Wednesday” and upcoming “Beetlejuice” reboot star Jenna Ortega is tired of everyone in Hollywood being “politically correct.” In a new interview with Vanity Fair, the young actress weighed in on the controversy surrounding her “Scream 7” co-star Melissa Barrera being axed from the film for anti-Israel posts late last year, complaining that Barrera’s treatment was...
Denver, Colorado will be on track to shatter its record number of evictions after passing more than 9,000 filings so far this year. The Denver Post reported a 32% increase in eviction filings compared to this time last year, with the city’s Department of Housing Stability predicting over 15,000 filings by the end of 2024....
Accusations of stolen valor, a resurfaced DUI arrest and a controversial tampon policy have all littered Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz’s entry onto the 2024 Democratic Party ticket. Being chosen as Vice President Kamala Harris’ running mate thrust him into the spotlight, open to both media praise and scorn and leading those who are unfamiliar with...
The United Kingdom’s National Health Service (NHS) announced it would be opening six new gender identity clinics by 2026 that will “provide tailored gender services,” based on recommendations from a recent report, according to the NHS announcement. Following the publication of a comprehensive report by Dr. Hilary Cass in April, which was independently commissioned by...
President Biden offered some more insight into why he dropped out of the presidential race on Sunday during an interview with CBS News, and said his Democratic colleagues told him his campaign would hurt members of the party down-ballot. “A number of my Democratic colleagues in the House and Senate thought that I was going...
A New York Times article gushed over a nearly 100-year-old Christian cathedral being used as a space for massive yoga classes, drag shows and other new age-y events as the “place to be” in San Francisco. The Times’ San Francisco bureau chief Heather Knight published a piece on Grace Cathedral, a gothic Episcopal church built...
A Catholic pro-life activist who was arrested for praying outside an abortion clinic in Northern Ireland is vowing to continue protesting, no matter the cost. “I cannot go against my conscience and do nothing whilst innocent babies are aborted in this country,” Claire Brennan said. Brennan and her colleague David were arrested outside the Causeway...
MSNBC co-host Michael Steele chastised the media for “whining” about Vice President Kamala Harris’ limited engagement with the press, wondering Saturday if she can bypass reporters entirely and make her case to the public “without them.” During a Saturday interview onMSNBC’s”The Weekend,” Steele defended Harris for largely avoiding the media since ascending as the Democratic...
Katie Couric accused her former employer of being “out of touch” on Sunday after “CBS Evening News” announced it would be replacing host Norah O’Donnell with two male anchors, which she argued was “odd.” “It was more than a little disappointing to read that Ms. O’Donnell would be replaced by two men, John Dickerson and...
