Dear Women: Your Bad Life Choices At Cornell Frat Parties Shouldn’t Be National News

Dear Women: Your Bad Life Choices At Cornell Frat Parties Shouldn’t Be National News

At some point we’re going to have to decide: Women are either capable of taking control of their lives and accepting responsibility for their choices or they’re not. At the moment, we’re trending toward not.

CNN content creator Jake Tapper on Monday interviewed the district attorney who has reopened a criminal investigation into the alleged 2024 sexual assault of a Cornell student known only (per a new civil lawsuit) as “Jane Doe.” In that exchange, Tapper was nearly bent over in angry tears demanding to know why the DA, Matthew Van Houten, hadn’t disregarded everything Doe reportedly told police at the time about her consensual sex and drug use with some frat boys and instead probed around for more details.

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Green ‘nutters’ and ‘lunatics’ want to ban the word ‘mother’

Green ‘nutters’ and ‘lunatics’ want to ban the word ‘mother’

We’ve all enjoyed recent videos of Zack Polanski pleading for our vote in Urdu. But the Greens have reminded us that, when it comes to making idiots of themselves, they still do it best in English. Ahead of Saturday’s party conference in Brighton, the Green Party of England and Wales has released its ‘Inclusive Terminology Guidance’. This ‘inclusive’ guidance is, in reality, a list of banned words and phrases.

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France: Principal shot with firework mortar directly in face, then his school is set on fire in Rouen

France: Principal shot with firework mortar directly in face, then his school is set on fire in Rouen

The principal of a French high school in Rouen was struck by a firework mortar and the school’s entrance was set on fire, resulting in a massive blaze, on Thursday. The arson attack is one of many targeting schools today, Oct. 1, which also saw mass violence, buses and fire trucks set on fire, and even a case being treated as attempted murder.

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And the Cover Model for ‘New York’ Magazine’s Men’s Issue is…

And the Cover Model for ‘New York’ Magazine’s Men’s Issue is…

For the cover of its first-ever full-blown “Men’s Style Issue,” New York magazine decided to feature the transgender actor Elliot (née Ellen) Page. This certainly comes as no surprise to anyone who remembers that the Left-wing, Mamdani-loving outlet once did a cover story fantasizing about men wearing high heels for the fall season. It also will come as no surprise to anyone who is aware that, in the current zeitgeist, straight masculinity is out and nonbinary gender disorders are in. This is all by design, of course.

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The “Palestinian Rachel Dolezal” Scandal Isn’t What You Think

The “Palestinian Rachel Dolezal” Scandal Isn’t What You Think

Hannah Gann long claimed that she was Palestinian, black, and Tunisian. But the Philadelphia schoolteacher was recently outed by her fellow activists in the Philly Palestine Coalition as wealthy, white, and Jewish. Social media and newspapers have treated her as a Palestinian equivalent of Rachel Dolezal, the Washington State NAACP official who, having for years claimed to be black, admitted in 2015 that she had been “born white to white parents.”

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High-speed rail costs could reach $113 billion, 25% more than estimated for slush fund, PBO warns

High-speed rail costs could reach $113 billion, 25% more than estimated for slush fund, PBO warns

OTTAWA — A new report by Ottawa’s fiscal watchdog warns that the planned high-speed rail project from Toronto to Quebec city could cost as much as 25 per cent more than the Carney government’s highest estimates.

The Parliamentary Budget Officer (PBO) estimated in a report released Thursday that the project’s costs would run between $75-billion and $113-billion, compared to the government’s estimated range of $60 billion to $90 billion. The upper end of the PBO’s estimated range is 25.6 per cent higher than the government’s.

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Texas, Feds Stop Planned Terror Attack on Capitol in Austin

Texas, Feds Stop Planned Terror Attack on Capitol in Austin

SAN ANTONIO, Texas — The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation worked frantically to locate and arrest a suspect connected to a “credible threat” to attack the Texas State Capitol in Austin, Texas on October 1. The suspect, 40-year-old Benny Caldera Jr., was taken into custody early Wednesday morning after a DPS SWAT team located him at his residence in Converse, a suburban city 13 miles northeast of San Antonio.

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