Anti-Defamation League chief Jonathan Greenblatt blasted Goldberg for saying Nazi genocide was 'not about race,' despite organization defining racism in way that supports Goldberg's controversial, historically inaccurate remarks.
Star-power, cultural clout of formerly iconic spectacle ebbing away in era of streaming platforms, obscure nominees, and Hollywood disdain for Middle America.
U.S. taxpayers are subsidizing New York's Culturally Responsive Sustaining Education Framework, which "portrays America as a structurally biased and oppressive nation in need of fundamental transformation," warns scholar/commentator Stanley Kurtz.
If enacted, law would empower employees to sue Disney, other corporations practicing what Florida governor calls "the state-sanctioned racism that is critical race theory."
Educators have hot streak in federal courts, and Virginia Supreme Court offers new opportunity to protect their speech and religious rights beyond First Amendment under state constitution.
"It's funded after all by the American people," said Michael Pack. "We spend almost a billion dollars a year. We need to represent the full range of views in America, all the time."
Appeals court punished University of Iowa twice this year for similar actions against Christian clubs.
FBI director's recent warning that China is America's gravest threat was negated days later by Biden DOJ, which ended a crucial Chinese counterintelligence program.
Jesuit university refuses to recognize conservative club and drags out approval for its speaker, who crashes the spot where Black Lives Matter camped for six days.
303 Creative's Lorie Smith can denounce same-sex marriage on websites she creates for gay weddings, Colorado solicitor general argues before SCOTUS. Justices offer hypotheticals about black mall Santas and KKK-clad kids, unfaithful Jews, gay-only wedding announcements.