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Politics & Policy

State Farm Abandons LGBTQ Children’s-Book Program after Whistleblower Email Leak

By Caroline Downey 10:25 PM

The plan was to have 550 insurance agents and employees donate a three-book bundle from the GenderCool organization.

Politics & Policy

Princeton Should Be Ashamed of Itself

By Nate Hochman 10:08 PM

It’s shameful, cowardly stuff. But what else can we expect from the leadership of our elite universities these days?

Politics & Policy

Providence, R.I., Spending Federal Covid Relief Funds on Reparations

By Kyle Smith 8:55 PM

Cities are still figuring out what to do with their stimulus cash.

U.S.

Florida Officials Issue Emergency Order to Temporarily Close Abortion Clinic after Three Women Hospitalized

By Brittany Bernstein 8:40 PM

The abortionist reportedly failed to communicate with the hospitals about the patients and admitted he wasn’t familiar with the clinic’s policies.

Politics & Policy

Princeton University Professor Joshua Katz Fired

By Zachary Evans 7:19 PM

The school says Katz was fired over a relationship he had with an undergraduate, but his allies say it was retaliation for disfavored speech.

Media

AP Gives PR Boost to Black Lives Matter

By Arjun Singh 6:57 PM

The news service’s report gave readers insight into BLM finances, but the analysis was skewed.

Capital Matters

Finland’s Greens Now Fully behind Nuclear Power

By Andrew Stuttaford 6:22 PM

They recognize that attempting to manage climate change will involve trade-offs of the type that many climate fundamentalists refuse to recognize.

NR PLUS Politics & Policy

Biden’s Covid Policy Is Incoherent — but That’s Politics

By Charles C. W. Cooke 6:04 PM

It sure as hell isn’t leadership.

NR PLUS Capital Matters

More Good News for Critics of the SEC and the Administrative State

By Dan McLaughlin 5:47 PM

Last week, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals dealt a blow to the SEC’s system of administrative-law judges that could have farther-reaching consequences.

Politics & Policy

Army Considering Allowing Soldiers to Seek ‘Compassionate Reassignment’ over ‘Discriminatory’ State Laws: Report

By Brittany Bernstein 5:42 PM

The policy change was first drafted in April in response to several state laws.

Politics & Policy

The Pence Mission

By Michael Brendan Dougherty 5:13 PM

If Pence runs for president in 2024, he’s likely to be a focus for Trump’s ire, drawing the former president’s attention away from other candidates.

Religion

Whoopi Goldberg Does Theology Wrong

By Kathryn Jean Lopez 4:59 PM

Yes, Whoopi, it is the archbishop’s job to tell an unrepentant Nancy Pelosi not to present herself for Communion.