TODAY'S HEADLINE
Leftist student organizations, including black bloc Antifa militants, have a history of organizing to disrupt conservative speakers on campus.
"Paramount’s proposed merger with WBD will help drive meaningful improvements for movie theaters and their audiences."
I thought I was informed until this news quiz humbled me. Only scored 4/10 on stories I swore I knew. Now I take it daily—my score went from embarrassing to impressive. See if you fare better.
"We've discovered empty buildings, locked doors, and addresses where hundreds of foreign students are allegedly employed."
"PayPal has agreed to create a new small business initiative, and in that it's going to waive processing fees up to $30 million worth for $1 billion of transactions."
“We got this notification from Fayette County water system saying you need to stop watering your lawns to help conserve water."
"...He’s a madman, literally. He’s invincible. Nothing can stop him."
The Loudoun County Sheriff's Office launched an investigation into the matter.
Harvard hired Richard J. Cellini, 62, to identify descendants of slaves that were impacted by the university.
"Christopher Nolan is going to ruin his legacy with The Odyssey by bending the knee to woke Hollywood. It just keeps getting worse."
Jimmy Fallon and Jimmy Kimmel will not air new episodes, with their shows instead going dark in a show of solidarity with Colbert’s final broadcast.
"You know, I’m not really blaming anyone in particular, but it was quite notable watching the Oscar telecast where there were not many protests against the war or against Trump."
"So you start creating this black box system where you can just point a finger, whether it's like again, like we saw in Jim Crow ... you can point a finger and accuse someone of that today."
Those roles include secretaries, receptionists, and office clerks, among others.
Federal officials have pushed for a more complete domestic battery supply chain.
The judge ruled that the women's persistent abuse "demonstrates an intention to kill the boy."
"Uh, yeah. This is one where we need to tear it down and build it back up. Um, ICE needs to be abolished."
For Piker, violence is "just another byproduct of American existence."
"Many of you may feel disappointed in me, which I accept and understand."
"We held it up because we wanted, as I mentioned before, to reform ICE and CPB." That didn't happen.
