After correcting and ultimately “clarifying” their hit piece on Christopher Rufo, virtually nothing changed about how the Washington Post characterized CRT.

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‘If something’s out there, let’s seek it out, and it is probably a foreign power,’ says chair of Senate foreign relations committee.

Critical race theory (CRT) is now center stage in the culture war between left and right, emerging in recent months as one of the nation’s most contentious issues.

An apartment building collapsed in South Florida yesterday; nearly one hundred people are missing as of this morning.

Just when you think the task of collecting taxes could not be more unpopular, the IRS found a way.

Instead, the 3,044 empty seats represented the students who did not graduate this year because they were killed by gun violence.

In the debate over the teaching of Critical Race Theory (CRT) in America’s classrooms, the left seems to be relying on two arguments: Critics of the theory don’t know what it is, and teachers are not teaching the theory to their students.

The U.S. National Institutes of Health deleted gene sequences taken from early COVID-19 carriers at the request of Chinese researchers, raising concerns about Beijing’s efforts to conceal information crucial to the virus origin investigation.

Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on Thursday afternoon slammed President Biden for “caving” to his left flank . . .