Author Archives: Galen

New Civil Rights Movement – by Dave Badash President Donald Trump made a startling statement Friday afternoon while boasting about how he believes he handled his widely-condemned withdrawal of U.S. troops from Northern Syria – a move that had opened … Continue reading →

The Guardian Rightwing activists are attempting to spread new laws across Republican-controlled states that would ban criticism on public university campuses of Israel and its occupation of Palestinian territory. Pro-Israel and conservative lobbyists are encouraging state lawmakers to outlaw antisemitism … Continue reading →

College Fix – by Jennifer Kabbany On Monday evening, conservative students at the University of North Carolina Charlotte put a display up on their campus that warned of the deadly dangers of socialism. The “Socialism Graveyard” included headstones that told … Continue reading →

Another Day in the Empire – by Kurt Nimmo According to the New York Post, two of the supposedly late sex criminal Jeffrey Epstein’s co-conspirators in the rape of minor girls—Ghislaine Maxwell and Jean-Luc Brunel—are hiding out in the Brazilian Rivera … Continue reading →

Legal Insurrection – by Kemberlee Kaye Rep. Tlaib, Rep. Omar, and Rep. Ocasio-Cortez are throwing their support behind fellow socialist, Bernie Sanders. Tuesday, it was reported that AOC was throwing her political weight behind Sanders, whose recent heart attack at … Continue reading →

Daily Wire – by Emily Zanotti Every year, as Halloween approaches, the social justice-oriented “woke” police begin issuing their edicts, proscribing certain “offensive” costumes and cancelling Halloween events lest someone — anyone — be offended. Late last month, an elementary school in … Continue reading →

Cosmos – by Paul Biegler An analysis of studies involving more than 23,000 people with dementia has found outdoor activities and massage are more effective than drugs in treating aggression and agitation. The authors, led by geriatrician Jennifer Watt from … Continue reading →

Taiwan News TAIPEI (Taiwan News) — As Typhoon Hagibis hammered Japan on Saturday (Oct. 12), thousands of bags containing radioactive waste have reportedly been carried into a local Fukushima stream by floodwaters, potentially having a devastating environmental impact. According to Asahi … Continue reading →

The Electronic Intifada – by Ali Abunimah Batya Ungar-Sargon, the opinion editor of The Jewish Daily Forward, claims she was protested by members of Students for Justice in Palestine at New York’s Bard College just “for being a jew.” An indignant Ungar-Sargon at … Continue reading →

Consumer Affairs – by Sarah D. Young Roughly a year after filing for bankruptcy, Sears is still having to shutter some of its remaining stores due to disappointing performance. Citing sources familiar with the matter, the Wall Street Journal reports that … Continue reading →

SF Chronicle – by Alexei Koseff SACRAMENTO — Undocumented immigrants and other non-citizens will be allowed to serve on state boards and commissions after Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a package of bills Saturday intended to integrate immigrants further into society. … Continue reading →