Wisconsin Supreme Court overturns college grant program based on race
Wisconsin Supreme Court Rules Against Race-Based College Grant Program The Wisconsin Supreme Court has invalidated a grant program intended to assist minority students, deeming it discriminatory. This ruling came on a Thursday and has drawn from earlier U.S. Supreme Court cases regarding race-focused admission strategies at institutions like Harvard and the University of North Carolina. […]
JD Vance confronts the women of ‘The View’ using straightforward facts
J.D. Vance recently joined a panel discussion on “The View,” demonstrating that, unlike those on the left, some individuals on the right are willing to engage in challenging environments. During his appearance, he claimed that President Trump maintains a close relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Host Ana Navarro stated, “They’ve been best friends for about 10 […]
‘Citizen Vigilante’: Director explores migrant violence with unyielding perspective
Coach Uwe Boll’s Unyielding Response to Critics You definitely can’t say that Uwe Boll lacks resilience. The German director has faced significant criticism over his films, which include titles like Rampage, House of the Dead, and Postal. He even once invited some of his fiercest critics to box him, proposing that the outcome would settle […]
Child ends up in crocodile enclosure while suspect roams free again
Incident at UK Zoo Involving Toddler A man suspected of attempted murder in the UK is back on the streets after an incident involving a toddler in a crocodile enclosure at a zoo. On Thursday, a 3-year-old boy found himself trapped inside a crocodile cage at Johnson’s Old Hearst Zoo, located about 130 miles north […]
Juneteenth is meaningful only if natural law exists
As a philosophy instructor at a state university, I frequently interact with activist colleagues who leverage their classrooms for DEI, LGBTQ, and decolonization initiatives. They often justify this approach by claiming they are striving for justice, which they consider a fundamental educational goal. However, the legacy of chattel slavery reminds us that true justice isn’t […]
Trump 2.0 revitalizes the push for religious freedom
Trump Administration’s Focus on Religious Freedom During President Trump’s first term, a notable but often overlooked achievement was the Justice Department’s support for religious freedom litigants. The federal government took unprecedented steps, filing statements of interest and amiable briefs to defend conscience rights, which marked a significant shift from the approaches of previous administrations. Instances […]
Girl Scouts camp: Outdoor activities, archery, and ‘Pride’ education
Reflecting on Pride Month and Its Messages We’re well into Pride Month, yet I’ve come across an overwhelming amount of concerning behavior already. Take, for instance, a recent video that circulated from Washington state. A high school organized a “drag show” featuring adults twerking in front of children of various ages, all under the banner […]
Who wants to consume a trillionaire?
Let’s dive into the world of the ultra-wealthy. A century ago, F. Scott Fitzgerald pointed out that the wealthy are fundamentally different, possessing privileges and mindsets that are hard for those without riches to truly understand. Last week, SpaceX’s initial public offering catapulted Elon Musk into fame as the world’s first trillionaire—well, on paper, at […]
California’s new program requires evidence of being gay for $633M in contracts, revealing a troubling truth beneath the pretense.
California’s Controversial LGBT Contracting Procedures An independent journalist, Christopher Rufo, shared insights regarding a newly published article in City Journal that highlights California’s initiative to encourage utilities to grant $633 million in contracts to companies identified as LGBT-owned. This undertaking involves unusually strict requirements, including the submission of evidence related to one’s sexual orientation. To […]
The rush for AI might lead to the downfall of established companies.
Thomas Jefferson cautioned that if a faction were to dominate public assembly, it might jeopardize the public good. He noted that “bribes corrupt them,” and that “personal interests lead them to diverge from the general interests of their constituents.” This warning feels relevant today, especially with the ongoing struggles over data centers across the U.S. […]