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Progressive policies inevitably fail -- sometimes so spectacularly that even liberal celebrities have to wake up and take stock.

ESPN’s finest social justice warriors Stephen A. Smith and Ryan Clark were at it with their race-baiting antics last Friday.

An opinion piece from The Washington Post’s Alyssa Rosenburg claimed that female high school athletes who lose to transgendered females should learn how to accept defeat with humility instead of speaking up about the inherent unfairness that dynamic creates.

When feminists claim that they have it rough in the States, they clearly don’t have a solid understanding of how the rest of the world treats women.

President Joe Biden’s student debt forgiveness policy allows people in their early 20s to get off Scott free for taking on debt, forcing future generations to bear the burden of their financial decisions.

It’s official: Novak Djokovic will not be playing in the U.S. Open, the final tournament in tennis’ Grand Slam circuit.

A Texas school district just passed measures that will make plenty of conservatives happy.

Jon Gruden is in some hot water for a bad football decision.

Industrial-scale shoplifting, violent crime, an army of homeless, open-air drug markets, streets paved with human feces, astronomical housing prices. Just don’t call the place by the wrong nickname.

Joe Mixon is an All-Pro running back for the Cincinnati Bengals who’s newest side hustle appears to be economic forecasting.

No one, not even kids, are safe from being accused as racists by left-wing media.

Buffalo Bills reporters have a lot of exciting content to discuss this year. But not AP's John Wawrow.

The Ladies Professional Golf Association (LPGA) is probably going to be in the news cycle more consistently in the upcoming weeks, but not for any good reasons.

The Brittney Griner fiasco just took another weird turn.