I know you’re not supposed to review a TV show on the basis of a single episode, but I don’t think I’m going to make it past episode one of the second season of Jack Ryan.
We’re not going to shut down an event every time someone threatens us. Threats are par for the course. As far as we’re concerned, the event will go on.”
The Times has gone through a rough couple of days, having been at the centre of back-to-back embarrassing controversies in the Twittersphere.
Are people responding to actual evidence of climate change, or the constant harangues at them by Chicken Little politicians and cultural influencers?
Toronto Councillors voted to review policies surrounding community space use following Murphy’s event.
An antifa activist with a history of violence and threatening behaviour across the Pacific Northwest has been arrested on a felony hate crime charge.
Marcus Knight—a student with autism and cerebral palsy—will face in court the Title IX officer who found him guilty of two sexual misconduct violations.
Twitter’s CEO believes political advertising can influence votes to affect millions of lives.
Fortunately, Garber says more people have been angry with the town and complainer than any have been with his display. Furthermore, he says that plenty in the neighbourhood have come out in support of his wicked Halloween display.
Murphy will join Jonathan Kay and Anna Slatz to discuss the ways media bias affects the public discourse on gender identity issues
While the ‘Rebel Burger’ is 100 percent plant based, there is still a big problem: the burger doesn’t have its own meat-free grill.
A study found women are generally less funny than men.
On October 17, non-binary drag queen Sasha Sota performed at a Library in front of a group of children. In one of the photos from the event, Sota’s spread legs can be seen briefly flashing the group of toddlers.
Dave Chappelle seems to be almost single-handedly saving comedy from the woke scolds these days.