Unionized workers at The Washington Post called out their bosses over what they call “unacceptable” employee buyout packages that are being offered just days before it was announced that William Lewis would be taking over as publisher and CEO of the struggling paper. Last month, The Post announced it would […]
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Kamala Harris reboot attempts fizzle out as approval ratings remain ‘low as ever’ with 2024 just one year away
Vice President Kamala Harris, despite being the beneficiary of a “media blitz” ranging from interviews on “60 Minutes” to longform profiles in outlets like The New York Times and The Atlantic, is still unpopular with voters. “Harris has been at the center of a media blitz this fall and taken […]
Read MoreMeg Ryan says she’s ‘not a good famous person’ as she launches Hollywood comeback
Meg Ryan recently admitted she doesn’t believe she is cut out for the spotlight as she mounts her Hollywood comeback. The 61-year-old actress, who is starring alongside David Duchovny in the new romantic comedy “What Happens Later,” reflected on her eight-year hiatus from acting in a recent interview with Entertainment […]
Read MoreA quarter of US medical students consider quitting school and most may not treat patients: new survey
Among the next generation of doctors, many are considering quitting medical school even before donning their long white coats. A quarter of all medical students in the United States might quit school. That’s according to a new report from Elsevier Health, which surveyed students to get their perspectives on education, […]
Read MoreHistoric rise in antisemitism has American Jews on edge: ‘Generational challenge’
While tensions rise worldwide as Israel mounts its response to Hamas’ Oct. 7 terror attacks, American Jews have become the targets of increased antisemitic hate. Carolyn Normandin, the regional director of the Anti-Defamation League in Michigan, told Fox News Digital about the situation on the ground in her state. “We […]
Read MoreMy ideas are best. So are yours, but how do we learn to hear one another?
I think my ideas are best. You think your ideas are best. But in a democratic republic, is it possible to arrive at a “sense” we hold “in common?” In other words, a “common sense?” One of the great challenges since the dawn of human civilization has been how to […]
Read MorePro-Israel demonstrators gather outside Texas State Capitol: ‘Keep the faith’
Hundreds of pro-Israel demonstrators gathered outside the Texas State Capitol on Sunday to show their support for the Jewish State amid the war between Israeli forces and Hamas terrorists. The demonstrators were seen holding and wearing Israel’s blue and white flag in Austin, Texas, as they voiced their support for […]
Read MoreCornell professor blames critical race theory indoctrination behind student suspect’s threats
ITHACA, NEW YORK – A Cornell University professor who has worked at the Ivy League institution for 35 years said that he was “not surprised” that someone from the student body has been accused of making threats against Jews, citing the prevalence of critical race theory ideology on campus. Randy […]
Read MoreTarget CEO accused of telling ‘flat-out lies’ about Pride merchandise backlash by Consumers’ Research leader
Consumers’ Research executive director Will Hild blasted Target CEO Brian Cornell for “flat-out lies” made about the big box retailer’s LGBTQ Pride merchandise during a recent interview. Last week, Cornell appeared on CNBC where he discussed declining sales, particularly following protests and critiques of its Pride Month merchandise. During the interview, host […]
Read MoreWeird but helpful ways bananas and their peels can be used
Bananas are widely known as a source of potassium. Second to the health benefits of the fruit are the delicious recipes in which they act as the main ingredient. But these aren’t the only uses for bananas. THESE ARE THE EIGHT BEST FRUITS FOR YOUR HEALTH, ACCORDING TO NUTRITIONISTS Do […]
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