The Oscar winner noted that he believes the United States will survive a second Trump presidency, but that "a lot of damage ...

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Lawrence Krauss, a renowned scientist and outspoken atheist, is leading the fight to take academia back from woke activists in the sciences.

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In Part One, we prised apart Tucker Carlson’s flashier claims and corrected the false notes and misleading arithmetic he smuggled in with a smile. Now, in Part Two, we take up his ...

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Smash TV meets Ninja Warrior in this unhinged, but somehow cute multiplayer brawler.

Op-ed editor Philip Gray shares advice for academics on how to get published in a national paper and how submitting pieces is a numbers game.