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West Virginia medical school touted its ‘woke’ diversity policies, documents show

EXCLUSIVE — The Joan C. Edwards School of Medicine at Marshall University in West Virginia is quite proud of its diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts, according to internal documents reviewed by the Washington Examiner.

The two Joes: The delicate dance between Biden and Manchin continues

President Joe Biden and Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) have had a rough-and-tumble relationship over the last two years but are now teaming up, as they'll need each other during the next two.

The ‘Twitter Files’ divide

Democrats are anxious due to how much more significant a role Twitter plays on the Left compared to the Right.

Harris gets ‘new lease on life’ as Senate Democrats need her to break fewer ties

The vice president's defenders say she has been misused or even set up to fail.

Abortions in Texas dropped 97% the month after Roe v. Wade was overturned

The number of abortions Texas residents received dropped by 97% the month after the Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade.

Electrical substations, the Achilles’ heel of America’s vulnerable energy grid

'They intend to target the grid, take communities offline, create civil unrest.'

Military spending bill takes aim at vaccine requirement

Looming demise of active-duty COVID-19 requirement splits Biden administration from congressional Democrats.

McCarthy vows to investigate reports that link COVID-19 to Chinese bioweapons program

House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-CA) has vowed Republicans will declassify and continue to investigate reports that potentially link a Chinese bioweapons program to the origins of COVID-19 in the next Congress.

Rep. Sam Graves set to take the wheel at House Transportation

'Oversight of the administration will be a priority.'

New York City mental health Involuntary Removal Directive draws court challenge

Critics say people shouldn’t be hospitalized against their will.
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