Day: September 12, 2024

‘Biggest medical fraud of our time’: Riley Gaines dives into the heart of gender-affirming care epidemic

7:22 pm September 12, 2024

Riley Gaines emerged as a central figure in the fight to preserve the hard-fought progress of women’s sports after drawing attention to fairness in an age where including transgender athletes remains hotly-contested. Now the former NCAA swimmer is emphasizing a more detrimental side effect of the gender-affirming care epidemic. “Female athletes are not the biggest […]

Questions over Vindman’s military records evolve into campaign finance probe for super PAC ties

7:00 pm September 12, 2024

A Virginia congressional candidate whose brother was a star witness in the first then-President Donald Trump impeachment is facing allegations of campaign finance violations and misrepresenting his military record. The campaign staff of Eugene Vindman, a Democratic candidate in Virginia’s 7th Congressional District, referred press inquiries about the candidate’s military record to VoteVets, a political […]

‘Parks and Recreation’ star Aubrey Plaza suffered unexplained stroke at age 20: ‘I was paralyzed’

6:52 pm September 12, 2024

Aubrey Plaza is sharing the “wild” experience of having a sudden stroke at a young age. During a recent interview on Sirius XM’s “Howard Stern Show,” Plaza shared that she had a stroke at 20 years old, which left her briefly paralyzed and unable to speak. According to the actress, the stroke came on suddenly, […]

Morning Glory: The worst debate in the history of presidential debates

6:32 pm September 12, 2024

Not one question Tuesday night about the execution of Hersh Goldberg-Polin and five other hostages two weeks ago, or about any of the Americans murdered by Hamas terrorists on October 7? Not one question on Iran, which is within weeks of acquiring a nuclear weapon and which is paying and perhaps precisely directing repeated attacks […]

Reagan’s enduring message for Republicans as they do battle in the 2024 campaign

6:30 pm September 12, 2024

My first political memory is being with my parents at an election night watch party in Show Low, Arizona, in 1976. They had been supporters of Ronald Reagan against Gerald Ford in the primary but had united with the party against Gov. Jimmy Carter. When Carter was declared the winner, my mother started to cry […]