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The rush to accept the claims of scientists with blind faith rather than insisting on proof is a distinct sign of our times, as is the demand for proof of unprovable tenets of Christianity.
Big tech has been given the keys to the kingdom and they're not giving them back. They have the tools and the power to block dissent and they are using them.
Promised Land plays it safe, with his cosmopolitan upbringing and introspective nature set-aside for a more hyper-rational approach—devoid of emotion or intuition.
It has been one year since the downing of Ukraine International Airlines Flight 752 by two surface-to-air missiles.
The violence in the capital on Wednesday was unacceptable. It was an affront to American democracy. We all know this.
China unleashed a deadly virus upon the world, told us to protect ourselves from it by destroying our economies, now redefines freedom without natural rights, and tells us to envy their servitude.
Crusades against all have been made in the name of our next generation. What about reopening schools?
Teachers have been misrepresented. Many of them want to go back to school, but unions and elected leaders are keeping schools closed.
The first route is via the Equality Act which has collapsed subjective "gender identity," and objective sex, into one meaningless definition. The second route is to remove sex markers from birth certificates.
When women in STEM are thrown under the bus because their findings don't align with feminist ideology, it becomes clear that feminism is an ideology steeped in gaining power, not supporting women.
Nowhere in the series do you find anyone blaming their sorrows or their thwarted ambitions or their victimhood in any given situation on racism.
Dr. Deena Hinshaw's tweets consistently leave out relevant information, and are therefore misleading Albertans.
The decision to largely ignore how the school district failed its students is regrettable, but not particularly surprising given how issues surrounding racism in our institutions are typically treated by the media.
Discovering that people without symptoms rarely spread the virus is like discovering the world is actually round and you can't fall off it. Now we can all go a lot farther.
In loving America it is necessary to be a critic of her flaws, this is how we grow into a stronger nation, but what the Times is doing is presenting America as a wasteland of racism and oppression. It simply isn't true.