Greetings! Nailed it: I love the first sentence in Thomas Friedman’s wonderful NY Times column today: "President Trump is such an awful human being that just writing about him feels degrading.” I wonder if Trump barnacle Natalie “the human printer” Harp will give the portly POTUS a hard copy of the article to gag on during his morning Big Mac...No Land to Stand on, the new nonfiction book by Mahmoud Khalil, the former Columbia graduate student and Palestinian activist, received a NY Times rave review this weekend. Not so fast, says the right-leaning, pro-Israeli Free Press.  Writer Eli Lake called him a scoundrel and “secular saint for progressives.” Worth noting: Andrea Peyser, a conservative columnist for the NY Post, piled on by describing Khalil as a “grifter,” and advises his admirers that he shouldn’t be compared to the likes of Nelson Mandela or Martin Luther King...Learn something new every day: There’s a newly revised Christian dating app called Upward.  One of its features is something called “chivalry mode,” according to The Blaze.  I have no idea what it is but it sounds like a cool bipartisan feature...Another controversy erupts at Cornell: After university senior Jared Lederman published an essay on Medium stating that men and women were not created equal, he was ostracized at the Ivy League school. He even got the boot from his social fraternity ZBT. Here’s the essay he wrote for the Wall Street Journal about his rocky experiences expressing a contrarian opinion...If you keep reading, I’ll keep Righting. Howard