August 4, 2026 Wisconsin brewery that promised free beer when Trump dies now plans 'half-price beer day' when McConnell dies Minocqua Brewing Company announced half-price beer when Sen. Mitch McConnell dies, blaming the Kentucky Republican for half of America's problems.
August 4, 2026 Maryland synagogue sues county over law restricting concealed carry near houses of worship The Silver Spring Jewish Center claimed Montgomery County's ban on firearms near places of worship violates Second Amendment rights and endangers Jews.
August 3, 2026 Hasan Piker's defense of Hamas having 'right to resist militarily' draws condemnation from human rights groups Hasan Piker dismissed the anti-women and anti-LGBTQ stances of terrorist group Hamas while defending its "right to resist" Israel during a CNN interview.
August 3, 2026 Buffalo music venue bans DJ after 'We Are Charlie Kirk' song played in jest Buffalo music venue Nietzsche's banned a DJ and issued a apology after what it described as a "We Are Charlie Kirk" meme song played during a performance.
August 2, 2026 Mississippi professor reveals hidden way he used to expose AI cheating in viral video Alcorn State University professor Jason Gibson's hidden white text trick caught 32 of 35 students using AI on his midterm, according to his viral TikTok videos.
August 2, 2026 Ms Rachel claims 'no one needs a billion dollars,' endorses Democratic progressives Abdul El-Sayed, Cori Bush Ms. Rachel endorsed Cori Bush, Abdul El-Sayed and 10 other progressive candidates, telling her 5 million followers she backs those who protect kids.
August 1, 2026 Educators warn AI debate has focused too much on cheating, not enough on student learning A Georgia Tech professor said some students are "learning absolutely nothing" as educators rethink assessments with handwritten exams in the AI era.
August 1, 2026 Property owner advocacy groups push back on Mamdani's 'Rental Ripoff Report,' public database of landlords Property owner groups blast Mayor Zohran Mamdani's rent freeze and pied-a-terre tax database, warning small New York City landlords face ruin.
August 1, 2026 Jewish community in Denver on high alert over rise of democratic socialist Melat Kiros Denver's Jewish leaders say Melat Kiros's primary upset and sharp anti-Israel rhetoric are fueling antisemitic incidents and real fear in their community.
July 31, 2026 New York nuns will not be forced to comply with assisted-suicide law while case progresses Catholic nuns sued New York over a law forcing them to recommend assisted suicide to terminally ill patients, and a federal judge blocked them having to comply while the case is pending.