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Some U.S. Medical Schools May Still Be Promoting DEI Efforts

The University of Iowa announced in March 2025 that it was shuttering its Division of Access, Opportunity, and Diversity. However, according to a 2025 email from a UI employee suggesting that the university’s Carver College of Medicine’s DEI office was “still fully up and running” under a different name despite the other diversity division closing

CNN Complains After Trump Lampoons Media, Critics During WHCD

While several corporate media outlets and critics dismissed the performance as awkward or ineffective, supporters applauded the president’s willingness to mock members of the press during the annual event, which was rescheduled after an attempted assassination of Trump abruptly ended its programming in April.

ICE Officer Saves 14-Year-Old After Teen Jumps from Moving Vehicle

On July 2, ICE officer Javier Moralez was traveling on Texas Interstate 37 when he spotted an individual lying face down in a ditch, according to documents obtained by the Daily Caller. Moralez immediately pulled over to assist. Moralez’s actions are the latest in a series of recent incidents in which ICE officers have provided lifesaving assistance

Tom Hanks Delivers Epic Blow to Liberal Network MS NOW

Legendary actor Tom Hanks took a swing at Liberal Network MS NOW while appearing live on the network.vHanks attended a celebration for the opening of the Obama Presidential Center in Chicago Thursday when MS NOW correspondent Jacob Soboroff interviewed him. “What can I do for the 800 people watching MS NOW?” Hanks asked with a grin.

The UFC Fights Were Downright Awesome

By Avery Long: I didn’t see the authoritarian spectacle the press is describing. Instead, I saw tens of thousands of Americans having the time of their lives. The Ultimate Fighting Championship hosted a “one-of-one” mixed martial arts event to celebrate 250 years of being the best damn country this world has ever seen.

LA Times Columnist Crawls Out of Garbage to Tell World He Loves His City Covered in Poop and Blood

Having a good time in Los Angeles is easy. Don’t wear open-toed shoes, don’t make eye contact with the guy sprawled out on the street corner, charge that $17 smoothie to your credit card and take in a deep whiff of smog. LA Times columnist Gustavo Arellano condemned Los Angeles mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt’s “dark vision of the city” in a Tuesday article.