Libby Emmons
Libby Emmons is the Editor-in-chief for The Post Millennial and Human Events. She holds an MFA from Columbia University and a BA from Sarah Lawrence College. She has been published in the New York Post, The Federalist and others. X: @libbyemmons
WATCH: Biden admin defends decision to provide in-person learning for migrants in schools still closed to US children
"I'm just saying that context is important. And these kids are going back to school for hybrid learning. We of course want this to be five days a week and we're confident we'll get there early next month."
New York mayor proposes 'reparations' program to be funded with marijuana revenue
The mayor of Rochester, New York, has come up with her own plan to issue reparations, a universal basic income, and a homeownership initiative.
WATCH: Pregnant mom threatened with arrest for not masking at Church
It was her parish priest, Father Ryan, who called the police, she said. There is no statewide mask mandate in Texas.
WATCH: Kamala Harris laughs maniacally when talking about the hardships parents face with remote learning and child care
Vice President Kamala Harris spoke in Connecticut recently and laughed maniacally when discussing the hardships and struggles parents faced during this past year of pandemic-inspired restrictions.
WATCH: Student berated by teacher for taking colorblind approach to race
"I don't believe that you believe that. I don't believe that you look at this as just two people," the teacher says, "I don't think you can look at this as just two people."
Liberal journalists cry 'harassment' after Glenn Greenwald and Jack Posobiec criticize USA Today article advocating for censorship
The writer of the article was a young woman, and her status as a young woman was used to sketch those who attacked the article as misogynistic haters.
BREAKING: Biden says states should 'pause' their reopening efforts
Biden demanded that states and municipalities reinstate mask mandates, and that all businesses should have mask mandates as well. "Please this is not politics," he whispered."
BREAKING: Jim Jordan challenges AG Garland and DHS Secretary Mayorkas on their failure to address Antifa violence
In light of Antifa attacks in Oregon over the weekend, Jordan wants to know what the federal government plans to do about it.
WaPo head 'fact checker' spreads disinformation about Georgia's new election reforms
The narrative that has been crafted is that Georgia is disallowing people from receiving food and water while waiting on line to cast their votes. This is entirely false.
Biden administration waives 'FBI fingerprint checks of caregivers' for migrant children
This move to remove the failsafe of background checks for caregivers has raised alarms for "child welfare experts who say the waiver compromises safety."
Oxford University staff propose to 'rethink' teaching sheet music because of its 'complicity in white supremacy'
Staff at the University of Oxford have taken the Black Lives Matter movement to heart, and as such have proposed that the university consider a "rethink" sheet music, notation, and classical music.
6th Circuit Court of Appeals grants Ohio professor go-ahead to sue over right to not use students' 'preferred pronouns'
The US 6th Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that the professor who did not want to be compelled to speak will be able to sue the university that reprimanded him for this offense.
Boston doctors call for racially discriminating against patients in order to promote social justice
"But given the ample current evidence that our health, judicial, and other systems already unfairly preference people who are white, we believe… that our approach is corrective and therefore mandated."
Mayor de Blasio fuels division by enacting Racial Justice and Reconciliation Commission while ignoring New York's real problems
Racism is divisive, and no one is doing more to fuel division in this city that the mayor. This commission will do nothing to make life better for New Yorkers.
Homicides in America drastically increased in 2020: report
The national increase in homicides is close to 25 percent, meaning that in many ways this is not merely a local problem for America's big cities, but a national phenomenon.