University of Washington Pays $600,000 to Professor After Losing Land Acknowledgment Fight
The University of Washington will pay $600,000 after punishing Professor Stuart Reges for putting a parody land acknowledgment in his syllabus.
The Nuclear Energy Renaissance Is Here. Industry Leaders Want Congress to Seize the Moment
As interest and investment in American nuclear energy surge, industry leaders are asking Congress to help keep up the momentum.
Texas Republicans Dig in on Opposition to Data Centers: Poll
Breaking with Trump, Governor Abbott issued a moratorium on data center development. Texas Republican voters appear to be on his side.
Conservative Group Rolls Out ‘Fight Socialism’ Campaign as DSA Candidates Surge
The Americans for Prosperity campaign acknowledges the problems driving younger Americans toward socialism but proposes free-market solutions.
Prosecutors Say Tyler Robinson Killed Charlie Kirk over Political Views He Found ‘Repugnant’
In closing arguments Tuesday, Utah prosecutors argued that their case against Tyler Robinson should proceed to trial, alleging that Robinson killed conservative activist Charlie Kirk “because he disagreed with him” politically.
Talarico Linked to Capitalism to ‘White Supremacy’ in 2020 Meeting, Said System Should Be ‘Dismantled’
Talarico made the comments while speaking to members of the Sierra Club in 2020.
Vance to El-Sayed: ‘Keep My Wife’s Name the Hell Out of Your Mouth’
Vance also called El-Sayed ‘evil’ and argued that his compassion extends only to his fellow Muslims.
Financial Times Claims Gaza Has the Highest Rate of Child Amputees. Where’s the Evidence?
The Financial Times repeated a U.N. claim that Gaza has the world’s highest rate of child amputees, but a watchdog found no supporting source.
Gastonia Apartment Moving: Making Limited Loading Space Work
Apartment moves are often won or lost before the first box reaches the truck. When a Gastonia building has a small loading area, shared parking, a narrow driveway, or strict vehicle restrictions, moving day requires more coordination than simply arriving with a truck and starting to load. Limited space does not have to create delays. […]
Tangle-Free Next Christmas: A Smarter Way to Store Holiday Lights
Holiday lights have a remarkable ability to turn into a frustrating knot the moment they are taken off a tree, balcony, or exterior railing. After several seasons, tangled cords, broken bulbs, and damaged connectors can turn a simple decorating tradition into an unnecessary expense. Preparing lights properly before putting them away can preserve their condition […]