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Earlier this week, clinical psychologist Jordan B. Peterson appeared on Britain’s Channel 4 in an interview with TV journalist Cathy Newman. It didn’t go well. Journalist Douglas Murray described it as “catastrophic for the interviewer”, while author Sam Harris called it a “nearly terminal case of close-mindedness”. Sociologist Nicholas Christakis perhaps described it best: Christakis mentions two important things about Newman. First, she seemed hostile towards Peterson, clearly going into the interview with a moral prejudice towards him. Second, she seemed unable to engage with his arguments, instead misrepresenting them (“You’re saying women aren’t intelligent enough to run top companies?”) or taking issue with them (during a conversation about unhealthy relationships, Newman asked: “What gives you the right to say that?” Answer: “I’m a clinical psychologist.”) At one point, she was rendered speechless. It was as though she had never heard arguments like Peterson’s before, and was taken aback to discover they existed. As a presumably well-read person, why had she not been exposed to arguments like this before? The answer, I think, is that these arguments have largely …

Could the U.S. one day have a duchess for president? A report from a British news organization published Sunday suggests that Meghan Markle, wife of Prince Harry and Duchess of Sussex, is mulling a run for U.S. president. She may have launched her effort already.

However, since the election of President Trump (when the discussion of fake news began), there has been many lies told by CNN. The following is a list...

In its coverage of the high-stakes negotiations taking place on Capitol Hill, the Associated Press reported at 9:40 p.m.

On Wednesday night, President Trump, infuriated at what is happening in Seattle, where radical protesters took over six blocks of the city to create “The Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone” after Seattle police left a boarded East Precinct building behind, tweeted his ire at Washington Democratic governor Jay Inslee and Democratic Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan, snapping, […]

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When was it Alisyn Camerota's job to "do something" about Joe Rogan?

The report calls for sex between adults and minors to be decriminalized, so long as the minors "consent" -- which experts should know minors cannot do.

Marquette University, a Jesuit school in Milwaukee, plans to host radical communist activist Angela Davis for a lecture Wednesday night. The lecture is part of a series of inclusive conversations the school is hosting in order to confront the challenges of racial inequality. As a Catholic, Jesuit university committed to social justice, the university's website reads, we seek to energize our campus and engage all Milwaukee's communities by asking, 'What is your freedom dream now?' Davis is most renowned for her career of radical leftist activism, involving leadership stints in both the Black Panther Party and Communist Party. Today, she continues to proclaim that capitalism is the most dangerous kind of future we can imagine telling the Los Angeles Times recently, as long as we inhabit a capitalist democracy, a future of racial equality, gender equality, economic equality will elude us.

Former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, speaking out in a new book and TV interview, detailed the central role he played in the bureau's Russia probe and the eventual appointment of a special counsel -- while reportedly describing Justice Department meetings where officials discussed ousting President Trump. 

Whether fired, forced into resignation or on leave, here’s a list of the high-profile people who won't be returning to their jobs. 

Democratic political strategist Brad Bannon said raising taxes is always “troublesome politically” but that the Biden administration was betting on two things: raising the taxes on the wealthy would only affect “2 or 3% of voters” and that if by next fall, midterm election season, the economy has recovered from the pandemic, “Americans will be so grateful they’ll overlook the tax issue."

Democrats have suddenly changed their positions on coronavirus restrictions — just in time to try to salvage their abysmal numberes before the 2022 midterms.

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After his press secretary blasted it as an example of rampant government overreach, President Donald Trump signed a bill into law Monday that could eventually allow internet providers to sell information about their customers' browsing habits.

Nice try Nancy.

Pro-tip for future mass insurrections: Cover your entire face!

Southern California theme parks are set to open as early as next month, but thrill seekers may be forced to bite their tongues while riding their favorite rollercoasters. The California Attractions…

Frustrated by the unfair advantage afforded to their transgender teammate Lia Thomas, 16 University of Pennsylvania swimmers wrote a letter to the school pointing out Thomas's biological advantage.

The 301-page report titled ‘Muddy Waters’ was drafted by Robert Kadlec, a medical expert who spearheaded Operation Warp Speed.

Steve Bannon, President Trump's top adviser, reportedly attended a council meeting one day after he was "removed" from the National Security Council (NSC).

The White House expects the U.S.

"Imagine what kind of fool you look like for driving into a hot spot and putting your life in danger."

Alaska meeting turned into war of words