Rachel Wolf

The ADL says Uncivilized Media pushes antisemitic conspiracy theories, raising questions about Zohran Mamdani's 2023 interview with the outlet.

A Georgia Tech professor said some students are "learning absolutely nothing" as educators rethink assessments with handwritten exams in the AI era.

Mike Huckabee says "America First has never meant America only" and warns that biblical ignorance is fueling right-wing skepticism of Israel.

Bartesian CEO Ryan Close says Gen Z consumers want premium cocktails at home, choosing to drink less but demanding higher quality beverages.

Drone shows crowd the RF spectrum at major events, making it harder for security to detect unauthorized drones from bad actors, expert warns.

Jewish leaders say NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani's admission he can't arrest Benjamin Netanyahu does little to ease concerns about his divisive rhetoric.

Cornerstone University President Gerson Moreno-Riaño says the goal is producing graduates who are "irreplaceable" by nurturing wisdom AI cannot replicate.

Hasan Piker faced renewed scrutiny after viewers spotted what appeared to be a framed newspaper front page reporting the 9/11 attacks in his Twitch stream background.

A movie theater outside Portland, Oregon, sparked outrage with a marquee promoting "The Odyssey" that critics called antisemitic and historically false.

California Pizza Kitchen co-founder Rick Rosenfield says he'd open in Florida over California today, citing rising labor costs and increased bureaucracy.

Therapist Sarene Arias redefines divorce as a compassionate process, arguing that splitting up can create healthier family dynamics for children.

Relationship experts warn that using ChatGPT for dating profiles and texting is making people "relationally stupid" and unable to show up authentically.

Zohran Mamdani dodged questions about whether Graham Platner's scandal-plagued Maine Senate race exposes deeper problems in the progressive movement.

Americans want 2.4 children, but fertility has fallen below 1.6, with delayed marriage identified as a key factor driving the gap in family size.

Cenk Uygur accused the mainstream media of "politically assassinating" Graham Platner as sexual assault allegations shake up the Maine Senate race.

The New York Times Editorial Board calls the University of California's test-blind admissions policy a "terrible" mistake as faculty sound the alarm.

Jenny Racicot told CNN's Jake Tapper why she decided to come forward with her allegations against Platner and rejected claims of political motivation.

Richmond, California's mayor faces antisemitism accusations after sharing Bondi Beach conspiracy theories and attending a Palestine conference.

Communio's "Great American Family Fun Kit" offers July 4 activities, such as scavenger hunts and gratitude jars, aimed at helping families reconnect and teach patriotism.

NPR retracted a story falsely reporting Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito was retiring after correspondent Nina Totenberg misheard an announcement.

Hundreds of rabbis call on NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani to apologize after he called AIPAC "monsters," saying his remarks endangered Jewish Americans.

Protesters rallied outside a Poetica Coffee in Brooklyn, which was accused of antisemitism after it banned Rep. Dan Goldman over his pro-Israel beliefs.

A Massachusetts middle school principal apologized to students who felt "unseen" during a Holocaust education lesson, sparking antisemitism concerns.

Usha Vance joined Disney and Blue Star Families at MacDill Air Force Base to promote her summer reading challenge for military children and families.

Mentor King Randall says community involvement and real-world life skills training can counter social media's growing influence on America's children.

Richmond, California, serves as a testing ground for whether democratic socialism can succeed, with the Richmond Progressive Alliance leading the way.

NAVI urges Smithsonian's NMAAHC to skip academic retreat over concerns about workshop leader Ismael Jimenez's alleged anti-Israel comments and curriculum.

Richmond's democratic socialist leaders have long targeted Chevron, but residents worry pushing the oil giant too far could cost jobs and revenue.

Oregon's largest teachers union aims to become the state's biggest PAC by 2026, internal documents show, while proposing new member assessments.

Batya Ungar-Sargon argues in her new book that American Jews' alliance with the left was shaped by history, not identity, and Oct. 7 was a wake-up call.