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Linda McMahon Confirmed as Education Secretary

President Trump’s pick to lead the Department of Education (ED), Linda McMahon, was confirmed today.   As the co-founder of World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) alongside her husband, Vince McMahon, the mogul has had a longstanding career in business, politics, and public service.  In 2009, McMahon left WWE to try her hand in politics. But after two […]

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Institutions Will Not Cure Themselves—That’s Why Anti-DEI Legislation Is Necessary

It is immensely encouraging to see state legislatures proposing and, in some cases, passing bills that would end “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI) indoctrination in public colleges and universities. DEI programs are widespread in higher education, and they do profound harm to students, faculty, and the quality of education. Getting rid of them, however, is […]

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UC Berkeley’s Ongoing Ties with China Pose Growing Threat to U.S. Interests

During the Civil War, Democrats attempted to use cotton and private shipping companies to undermine American security and gain support in Europe for the Confederacy. Today, the blue state of California is leveraging Berkeley to build ties with China and undermine America’s qualitative advantages in dual-use technology and to undermine energy independence. On the West […]

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Surgeon Kills Patient by Mistaking Liver for Spleen—His Qualifications Now Under Scrutiny

When misconduct strikes in scientific research, it triggers a domino effect of ruined reputations, compromised integrity, and shattered public trust in science. But when it happens in medical practice, the consequences are far graver: real human pain, suffering, and death. In the summer of 2024, Beverly and William Bryan would arrive in Florida together to […]

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