The column, by editor at large Geoffrey Ingersoll, calls for “blood in the streets” in response to violence against conservatives. By Benjamin Mullin The Daily Caller, a prominent conservative online ...

In the wake of Charlie Kirk’s assassination, the Trump administration is following a very specific, very old script. It argues that political speech causes political violence, and that this speech ...

Ford is back in the news for a recall yet again this week, as the automaker has announced a new issue related to its 2020–2021 model year F-Series Super Duty trucks. And while many of Ford's latest ...

Ford issued a recall for 115,539 Super Duty pickups due to an issue with the steering column. According to documents associated with the recall, the steering column upper shaft may separate from the ...

Ford has recalled more than 115,000 trucks that may have a faulty steering column upper shaft, which could result in loss of steering control. Ford Motor Company recalled 115,539 2020-2021 F-250, ...

Ford is recalling more than 115,500 examples from its Super Duty truck lineup over an issue with the steering column that may cause the vehicles to lose control. Related: More Ford News Affected ...

The news out of Norman was disastrous on Tuesday: quarterback John Mateer will have surgery Wednesday for a broken bone in his right hand. And two weeks from Saturday, No. 7-ranked Oklahoma will line ...

Daniel Oyefusi covers the Cleveland Browns for ESPN. Prior to ESPN, he covered the Miami Dolphins for the Miami Herald, as well as the Baltimore Ravens for The Baltimore Sun. CLEVELAND -- There are ...

This week, I began teaching a new undergraduate course on “Dissent and Democracy in the World.” I started developing the course over a year ago, convinced that the subject is not only essential to ...

True courage would have meant calling for peace, for coexistence, for the humanity of both Israelis and Palestinians, even if it risked boos instead of applause, writes Israeli activist Hen Mazzig. By ...

THE PACE of change is so rapid in China, it is often said, that the country can seem almost unrecognisable after a year or two away. Returning visitors find new highways, new trains, new ...

They call it brainrot. Inane short-form videos just stimulating enough to keep you watching and scrolling, in a zombie-like manner, through whatever the algorithm presents next; not quite dull enough ...