ARCHAEOLOGY

Media 1 day ago

Black university lecturer refuses to subject daughter to ‘Barbie’ over ‘White is always right’ ideology

A Black lecturer at the University of Baltimore said he refuses to take his young daughter to the new "Barbie" movie because of "unintentional Whiteness."

EDUCATION 4 days ago

Activists allegedly threaten to 'dismember' school board president, kill her kids over trans student policy

Chino Valley (California) Unified School District President Sonja Shaw claimed that she has received threats since the district voted on a policy critics say would "out" trans kids.

PERSONAL FREEDOMS 5 days ago

Enes Kanter Freedom eying congressional bid 'likely' in 2028

In an interview with Fox News Digital, former NBA star Enes Kanter Freedom shared details about a potential run for office and what his priorities would be as a candidate.

Ukraine 5 days ago

UN accuses Russia of 'escalation,' possible war crimes over destruction of Ukrainian cultural sites

U.N.'s Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization is proposing that Russia may have committed a war crime by firing missiles into historic areas of the Ukrainian city of Odesa.

Culture 5 days ago

Temple U to host Philly 'FatCon' with queer sex therapist offering 'fat positive sexual healthcare'

Temple University is set to host a "FatCon" for plus-sized attendees this October, featuring keynote speaker "Fat Sex Therapist" Sonalee Rashatwar.

LIFESTYLE 5 days ago

Five ways Ayn Rand predicted America's political crises, from parents spurned to the rise of cancel culture

Author, philosopher and libertarian thinker Ayn Rand, writing mostly in post-war America, predicted with remarkable accuracy many of the social crises facing America today.

LIFESTYLE 5 days ago

On this day in history, July 25, 1976, NASA captures 'Face on Mars' photo

NASA's Viking 1 took the first images of the "Face on Mars," a rock formation on the Red Planet that looked shockingly like a human face, on this day in history in 1976.

Illinois 6 days ago

Missing WWII soldier's remains identified nearly 80 years later

The Defense POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) announced the identification of the remains of John W. Radanovich, an Illinois soldier who died in Germany during World War II.

Culture 6 days ago

Fans rave as Bible-based series 'The Chosen' lands popular magazine cover: 'This feels historic'

Fans celebrated over the July 24 to August 13 release of TV Guide that features Jonathan Roumie portraying Jesus in the popular faith-based series "The Chosen."

Culture 6 days ago

AMC Theatres walks back controversial plan to charge extra for better seats

AMC Theatres walked back its controversial pilot program that brought 3-tier seating to select locations, announcing Thursday the company has no plans to bring it nationwide.