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Wednesday
Tuesday
In defense of fat-shaming
Being fat isn’t like being old, it’s a choice
Who killed bipartisanship?
Joe Biden promised moderation. He hasn’t delivered it
Monday
Fauci must answer for his role in Wuhan’s COVID lab
There are details emerging about the Wuhan Institute of Virology that merit further exploration
COVID restrictions are killing the national pastime
Watching pandemic baseball live is soul-crushing
Sunday
The dark side of DarkSide
The Colonial Pipeline attack shows there is no such thing as a righteous hacker
The worrying rise of ‘rent-a-womb’
Surrogacy is usually viewed as an act of kindness — but it can be dangerous
Saturday
The mystery of natural COVID immunity
There is a massive lack of honesty about what’s fact and what’s policy in public health
Friday
Exclusive: Biden admin practically begging DoD employees to volunteer for border detail
They’ve extended the deadline twice already
Liz Cheney must go
The sooner the GOP cuts ties with her, the better
Thursday
Why do journalists keep repeating the same mistake?
The folly of single-source reporting and quiet retractions
Who likes Kamala Harris?
Perhaps no one is more enamored with the Vice President than the media
Don’t worry, the Central Intersectional Agency is watching you
Soon even the Illuminati will be an equal opportunities employer with an intersectional Latinx woman as CEO
Wednesday
The Chauvin team’s attempts for a retrial are going nowhere
There is less than meets the eye with juror number 52
Facebook keeps Trump on the naughty step…for now
THE FACEBOOK OVERSIGHT BOARD HAS SPOKEN
Donald Trump: businessman, politician…blogger?
We all know Donald Trump’s new ‘desk’ website is a blog. The question is, does he?
Tuesday
A letter from Canada: we’re handling COVID worse than you
The situation feels worse now than it did at the outset of the pandemic
Joe Biden, master of puppets?
The left are pulling Biden’s strings
Monday
The rise of the Joels
Men can be just as totalitarian, petty, shrewish, haranguing and busybodied as women
Friday
Andrew Cuomo will get away with it all
The national media is still obsessing over the last presidency while ignoring the body count of the New York governor
Thursday
Tim Scott’s rebuttal marches the GOP towards obscurity
Scott preached to the choir while Biden spoke to the country
Does ‘anti-racism’ also mean slurring black conservatives?
It sure seems that way on Twitter
Vaxxed lives matter!
The public-health mess of the outdoor protest
The media’s horrid hundred days under Biden
Trump called the press the enemy of the people. They didn’t have to prove him right
Wednesday
Exclusive: Biden admin sending 500 USDA employees to assist with border crisis
Volunteers will be expected to work 12-hour shifts daily, including weekends, for a period of several weeks
Tuesday
Tucker Carlson…unmasked
The WHO and Unicef agree with the Fox News firestarter
Monday
Why I’m all in for Caitlyn
Americans have an obligation to make California elections as wildly entertaining as possible
Sunday
Joe Biden is letting India down
India reported world record-breaking coronavirus infection rates for four days in a row
Friday
John Kerry: America’s failfather
The delusional diplomat is back
Cancel Linda Thomas-Greenfield!
The US ambassador to the United Nations seems to hate her country
Distorting the news to inflame the mob
Facts don’t matter when you can cry ‘systemic racism’
Thursday
‘Walking football’ is in a super league of its own
As a footballer, I’m elderly not elite, meaning that I’m one of 60,000 or so 50- to 92-year-olds (yep, 92!) in England who enjoy a more pedestrian version of the sport than the Premier League’s whippersnappers. A survey last year revealed that for many of us ‘walking footballers’, the sport is our most significant social
The case against reparations for slavery
Last week, a bill cleared the US House Judiciary Committee that would establish a 13-person commission to consider federal reparations for slavery. Although similar legislation has been introduced in every Congress since 1989, this is the closest such a bill has ever advanced towards a full vote in the House. The President’s support for this
The problem with ‘role models’
Watching the funeral of the Duke of Edinburgh at the weekend — that Land Rover, that lack of eulogy — I felt an alien emotion steal over me. Shortly after the last blast of the bagpipes faded away, I realised what it was: I’d like to be like that. Amusingly, the only person this working-class