"I guess I'm vaccinated so I don't have to wear a mask outside but … I really don't want people to think I'm a Republican," a woman was overheard to say.
What's being depicted as "pockets" of outrage is in reality part of a larger collective trend in America.
All this preening about the environment is cute, but full of pretense and empty yearning: Having babies and owning dogs are the least of our problems, for starters.
Live streamer Steven "Destiny" Bonnell was banned from Twitch. The reason? A photo of Hunter Biden.
America is better and stronger when we celebrate our differences and give each other the benefit of the doubt.
"We don't need to rewrite our entire police code or our entire police training just because of one viral video," Jack Posobiec said.
In their article "Preliminary Findings of mRNA Covid-19 Vaccine Safety in Pregnant Persons," the more than a dozen authors, all of them doctors, refer to "pregnant persons," erasing women.
For Morrissey fans, who would have welcomed a good natured parody, this send-up is not only inaccurate, but lazily executed, poorly scripted, boring, and not even remotely amusing.
In the United States, where churches were shuttered for various amounts of time by state, some pastors did push back—others filed lawsuits, and yet still others remained quiet.
Spotify has been spotted quietly scrubbing some of his past podcasts deemed to be too controversial for its listeners, hoping people won't notice.
The book, which illustrates a stark and steep timeline of New York's decline under Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Bill de Blasio, respectively and jointly, did not get a warm reception from advertisers.
In a timeline that includes numerous teenage boys coming forward to make accusations of sexual harassment and “sexting” from James Charles, the beauty vlogger has taken responsibility and admitted to inappropriate engagement on multiple incidents.
They allege the public debut of the shoe line made it appear Nike endorsed Satanism.
National Police Association writer Steve Pomper investigates the vilification of law enforcement in his latest book, The Obama Gang, exposing the groundwork for last summer’s anti-police firestorm that was organized and executed by former President Barack Obama’s foundation.
In my discussion with Dr. Peterson, we touch on a number of subjects, including art, rejecting ideology and dealing with grief.