Day: October 21, 2023

Deion Sanders, Colorado land commitment from highly ranked 2025 quarterback

3:08 pm October 21, 2023

The impact of Deion Sanders on the Colorado football program continues to be immense. As the Buffaloes made headlines to start the 2023 college football season, Sanders’ impact on recruiting became obvious. High school football stars will want to play for “Coach Prime,” an NFL Hall of Famer and one of the best cornerbacks of […]

Desperate search for missing teen continues in New York City river

3:01 pm October 21, 2023

Rescue teams continue their desperate search in a New York City river for a missing teenager who hasn’t been seen since Friday afternoon. Witnesses told police they saw a boy jump into East River around 4 p.m. Friday at East River Park near East 6th Street in the East Village, according to Fox 5 NYC. […]

Philly Inquirer apologizes for publishing editorial cartoon with ‘antisemitic tropes’: ‘We hear the outcry’

2:49 pm October 21, 2023

The Philadelphia Inquirer apologized for publishing an editorial cartoon that pushed “antisemitic tropes” this week. The editorial board for the big city paper put out a piece expressing regret for posting cartoonist Monte Wolverton’s illustration on Tuesday. The cartoon criticized Israel’s response to Hamas’ murder of around 1300 people in the Jewish state. “It is […]

Jewish students at Georgetown Law fear violence amid heated rhetoric from classmates and anti-Israeli groups

2:45 pm October 21, 2023

Some Jewish students at Georgetown Law School say they’re facing threatening anti-Israeli rhetoric from classmates and from outside groups that are being promoted on the Washington, D.C. campus. The hostile rhetoric includes what appears to be a globally orchestrated antisemitic campaign that the students fear will incite physical violence on campus as war escalates between […]

WW2 vets from ‘The Pacific’ remind today’s generations to push through difficulty

2:00 pm October 21, 2023

One harmful habit that can keep anybody from fulfilling their potential is self-coddling. This is when a person encounters difficulty, but instead of pushing through it, runs to a harmful vice in an attempt to self-soothe. This habit runs rampant in a generation inflicted with participation trophies and grade inflation, which many academics and psychologists […]