Fox News

How the biased mainstream media covers these dueling proceedings will be a showcase in dishonesty that will result in a boomerang effect benefiting Donald Trump. 

Townhall

By Kurt Schlichter:The thought of four years of that nattering nabob of nonsense – apologies to William Safire – is positively agonizing. But Donald Trump’s most important task is to get elected, and she would be the best choice to help him do it.

NewsBusters

Chuck Todd posted a piece about “Confronting Trump”on NBCNews.com that – shocker – sprung out of a family trip Todd took to Germany, including tours of museums about the Nazi era. This, unsurprisingly, turns to comparisons of Trump and Hitler.

Hot Air

If the country doesn’t need a president, it can do without a Secretary of Defense. Right? How often is Biden on duty?

PJ Media

By Stephen Kruiser: Austin doesn't have many admirers here on the right, of course. We've been lamenting the woke rot that he champions for quite some time now. One would think that a guy with that many detractors wouldn't want to prove that nobody would miss him, which is exactly what he did last week. 

Victory Girls

If the Secretary of Defense is actively covering up the fact that he is incapacitated to the point of being in intensive care from EVERYONE, including his boss (Biden) and his own immediate deputy (Hicks), then he cannot be trusted and should be shown the door.

Epoch Times

Previously undisclosed radio dispatch, obtained exclusively by The Epoch Times, reveals Lt. Byrd’s actions after fatally striking Ms. Babbitt.

Wall Street Journal

Academic dishonesty and crime are alike: No one will prosecute them if justice is hard to come by.

Wall Street Journal

The university’s new president shouldn’t let ‘anti-Zionist’ protesters act with impunity.

NY Post

Al Sharpton, the original racial grievance merchant, has chimed in on the Claudine Gay firing — and is getting slapped for his trouble by sports media legend Sage Steele. 

FrontPage

And they’re proudly flaunting the Hamas flag.

Washington Free Beacon

Claudine Gay should have stuck to plagiarism. Her mind-numbing academic prose may have been lifted from her colleagues, but at least it didn’t gaslight the public in a self-serving—dare we say, bad faith—attempt to salvage her career and her reputation at the expense of the truth.

American Greatness

Gay’s removal is not the end of Harvard’s dilemma. Rather, it is the beginning.

Ann Coulter

Iintersectionality has mostly placed a lot of black women in high-profile jobs far beyond their abilities. I think we’re all on board with the idea that one shouldn’t be denied a job because of his race or sex. What we’re learning the hard way is that no one should be given a job for these characteristics, either.