Tofu or not tofu? That is the question. The Los Angeles vegan community is calling fowl on one of its most beloved institutions for that restaurant’s sudden decision to begin serving meat. Chef Mollie Engelhart’s “Sage Vegan Bistro” is set to become “Sage Regenerative Kitchen and Brewery,” in a move to beef up profits that she says is in line …
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Newsflash to those not paying attention to current events forthelast coupleofdecades:They don’t teach Americanhistoryinourschools anymore. And whattheleftist teachers, unions and administrators do try to passoff as “Americanhistory” are woke word salads projected through prismsofidentity politics meant to indoctrinate generationsofyoung American minds into believingthatourheroic Founding Fathers were “evil White supremacists.” Withthatas factual background let’s transition to what recently took place atGeorgeWashingtonUniversity …
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The predominant question in the Manhattan hush money trial of former President Trump is not one of guilt, but something far more basic.Is District Attorney Alvin Bragg’s case a joke?A prank?A farce? On Thursday, the answer became clear. It’s all of the above.Former porn star Stormy Daniels proved it.But it’s also an abominable abuse of our justice system and a …
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This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at988 or 1-800-273-TALK(8255). May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a needed spotlight because the most recent data show nearly 50,000 people died by suicide in America in 2022. This is heartbreaking, nearly 17 times the number of people …
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The 2020 presidential election was one of the closest and most controversial in American history, and preliminary polling suggests that the 2024 rematch between former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden will likely be just as hotly contested. However, there are two major differences between 2020 and 2024 that could prove to be the deciding factors in the race. …
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Prince Harry arrived solo in the U.K. for the 10th anniversary of the Invictus Games on May 8. His wife Meghan Markle chose once again to snub the nation responsible for the title that continues to enable her public attention. But Harry received a painful snub as it was announced by his spokesman: “In response to the many inquiries and …
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This is the week our society gears up to celebrate mothers and motherhood, and so, brace yourself for the think pieces and explanationsfrom those who are “child-free by choice” about their choice. As the birth rate declines, we’re hearing a lot from people who have decided not to have kids. Sometimes, it’s because they imagine life is easier or more …
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As Trump-Biden 2.0 heads toward the party conventions, the major issues on which their contest will be decided have stabilized. An “October surprise” is still possible but very unlikely. The two candidates have both served as president and both have been under intense scrutiny for at least a decade for former President Donald Trump and five decades for President Joe …
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The birds and the bees bring Bumble to its knees. I refer to the Bumble dating app, which launched a decade ago, described as the feminist version of Tinder — but maybe it should have been called Hinder, because that’s what these feminists did to women trying to meet men. Bumble’s big innovation was that only female users could make …
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I proudly serve as a math teacher and chess coach at Ella Flagg Young Elementary School within the Chicago Public Schools (CPS). It’s with a sense of urgency and a heavy heart that I shed light on a deeply troubling situation affecting the underprivileged students in my care. In January, despite grappling with my own health challenges and financial hardships, …
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