The Israeli military received a shipment of armored vehicles from the U.S. this week, hoping to replace assets damaged by terrorist forces. A U.S. military plane landed in Ben Gurion Airport with a shipment of armored vehicles for the Israeli Defense Forces, the Israeli Defense Ministry said Thursday. Hundreds of […]
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Riley Gaines rips NCAA President Charlie Baker’s Senate testimony as ‘entirely disingenuous’
Former University of Kentucky swimmer Riley Gaines called out the NCAA and current president Charlie Baker in response to his testimony before the Senate Judiciary Committee on Tuesday where he was asked specifically about the issues Gaines has raised about her experience swimming against transgender swimmer Lia Thomas in 2022. […]
Read MoreEx-Alabama star Mark Ingram talks Colorado’s ‘amazing’ turnaround, how close they are to playoff berth
Former college football star Mark Ingram has seen what coach Deion Sanders has done for the Colorado Buffaloes football program since “Big Noon Kickoff” has been in Boulder a few times this season. The Buffaloes may be 4-3 headed into a bye week, but Ingram said the impact Sanders has […]
Read MoreActors’ union SAG-AFTRA offers ‘strike-friendly’ tips for Halloween costumes
Halloween costumes could be limited for Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) union members according to new guidelines in support of the strike. On Wednesday, the actors’ union released what appeared to be a flier on how to properly recognize the October celebration without undermining the […]
Read MoreDemocrat congressman condemns ‘disgusting display’ by media reporting on Gaza hospital blast
Rep. Jared Moskowitz, D-Fla., issued a scathing rebuke of the media following its “disgusting display” of reporting on the explosion at a hospital in Gaza this week The Gaza Health Ministry initially reported that an Israeli airstrike was responsible for a blast at al-Ahli Baptist Hospital in Gaza that they […]
Read MorePepperdine University dean promotes ‘viewpoint diversity’ in the wake of nationwide campus protests
Pepperdine University School of Public Policy’s Pete Peterson offered some optimism for free speech in the wake of ongoing campus protests and hostility against opposing viewpoints. A recent campus protest targeted Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett as she spoke at the University of Minnesota. A group of about ten […]
Read MoreHamas supporters make US college campuses unsafe for these self-censoring students
Students in universities across the country are self-censoring at a time when their voices should not be silenced. I have received countless calls in the past week from students at scores of schools worried about Hamas and the fact that they cannot express their anger and sadness or even talk […]
Read MoreCounterterrorism officers must stop Islamist threats, as they did after 9/11
As a retired NYPD Inspector who spent roughly 15 years working counterterrorism, I saw the threats to the homeland wax and wane over my career. For some time now – and certainly since January 6th – our domestic intelligence agencies have focused heavily on what’s euphemistically called, “homegrown violent extremists.” […]
Read MoreSuicide and genetics: Study identifies 12 DNA variations that could increase the risk
This story discusses suicide. If you or someone you know is having thoughts of suicide, please contact the Suicide & Crisis Lifeline at 988 or 1-800-273-TALK (8255). Genetics could determine the likelihood of suicide, a new study suggests. Researchers from the University of Utah Health have identified 12 genetic variations […]
Read More‘Wizard of Oz’ star Judy Garland’s crippling insecurities ‘a huge demon’ she couldn’t put to rest: author
Judy Garland’s star was burning out when she filmed 1950’s “Summer Stock.” The “Wizard of Oz” actress, who was an alcoholic and drug addict before turning 30, was fired from her previous film, “Annie Get Your Gun,” and hospitalized for 11 weeks. Despite being hailed as one of MGM’s greatest […]
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