“The View” co-hosts reacted to OJ Simpson’s death on Thursday just minutes after the news broke and said there was a great sense of “injustice” that he wasn’t convicted of murder. “Who doesn’t remember the trial of the century? You know, I mean, it was an 11-month-long trial. And the Bronco, and I think it’s one of those questions, where …
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The State Department implemented a policy to condition eligibility for promotions on an employee’s ability to pass a loyalty test in diversity, equity and inclusion in order to be considered for promotions and higher pay following President Biden’s executive order. Gina Abercrombie-Winstanley, President Obama’s former Malta ambassador, was appointed as chief diversity and inclusion officer in April 2021 for the …
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O.J. Simpson murder trial witness and reality TV show figure Kato Kaelin spoke out to Fox News following the death of the disgraced NFL icon on Thursday, expressing his belief that he murdered his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman, despite a jury’s acquittal nearly 30 years ago. “My opinion was I think he’s guilty. I have …
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The State Department continues to weather controversy over its new diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) chief who was exposed by Fox News Digital for espousing anti-American views. A department spokesman defended the hire, saying there are “different ways to love America” during Thursday’s press briefing. Fox News national correspondent Griff Jenkins pressed State Department spokesman Matthew Miller on prior comments …
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A veteran National Public Radio journalist caused a scandal for his employer on Tuesday with a scathing piece accusing NPR of liberal groupthink, renewing interest in how much cash American taxpayers pay for The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), and NPR more broadly. Uri Berliner, the senior business editor and a 25-year NPR veteran, went viral for blowing the whistle …
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EXCLUSIVE – Bicycles play a nostalgic role in the popular sci-fi series “Stranger Things.” And they are just as important to one of the show’s stars, Matthew Modine, off-screen as well. Modine is an avid bicyclist in New York City, so he was already pretty comfortable in the seat when he took the role of Greg Townsend in the new …
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Smartphones are creating an anxiety and depression-riddled generation of teens, according to social psychologist and New York University professor Jonathan Haidt, but there are steps parents can take to help protect the next generation. Haidt, author of the new book “The Anxious Generation,” said Thursday that his first piece of advice is no smartphones before high school. “We’ve got to …
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The bombshell essay penned by veteran NPR editor Uri Berliner this week is reportedly causing “turmoil” at his news organization. Berliner made waves on Tuesday for calling out the liberal groupthink that has plagued NPR’s newsroom, pointing to their mishandling of Russiagate, the Hunter Biden laptop, the COVID lab leak theory and the ongoing Israel-Hamas war as examples of its …
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Former President Trump’s name made an unexpected appearance in an O.J. Simpson obituary on Thursday. The Los Angeles Times reported on the death of the 76-year-old former NFL running back earlier in the morning, detailing his prolific sports career as well as his infamous 1994 double murder trial. However, at one point further down the obituary, the article originally referred …
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After being one of many schools that dropped testing requirements during the COVID-19 pandemic, Harvard is making national headlines by reinstating them for new applicants in the next admissions cycle. According to the Harvard Crimson, this return to the old standard will begin with the Class of 2029, “a surprise reversal that could leave some students scrambling to take SAT …
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