State Farm Abandons LGBTQ Children’s-Book Program after Whistleblower Email Leak
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
It’s shameful, cowardly stuff. But what else can we expect from the leadership of our elite universities these days?
Providence, R.I., Spending Federal Covid Relief Funds on Reparations
Cities are still figuring out what to do with their stimulus cash.
Princeton University Professor Joshua Katz Fired
The school says Katz was fired over a relationship he had with an undergraduate, but his allies say it was retaliation for disfavored speech.
AP Gives PR Boost to Black Lives Matter
The news service’s report gave readers insight into BLM finances, but the analysis was skewed.
Finland’s Greens Now Fully behind Nuclear Power
They recognize that attempting to manage climate change will involve trade-offs of the type that many climate fundamentalists refuse to recognize.
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Biden Invokes Defense Production Act to Address Baby-Formula Shortage
President Biden has invoked the Defense Production Act to address the ongoing shortage of baby formula throughout the U.S., the White House announced.
More Good News for Critics of the SEC and the Administrative State
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.
Army Considering Allowing Soldiers to Seek ‘Compassionate Reassignment’ over ‘Discriminatory’ State Laws: Report
The policy change was first drafted in April in response to several state laws.
The Pence Mission
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.