A Notorious COVID Troll Actually Works for Fauci’s Agency

By Lachlan Markay

Bill Crews is a PR official at the National Institutes of Health. But he also has another job: an anonymous RedState editor who rails against the agency for which he works.

By Kevin Fallon

“Being known as the ‘be kind’ lady is a tricky position to be in,” Ellen said Monday on her show, in an apology that’s unlikely to appease anyone.

By Kelly Weill

The same crowd that lionized the teen accused of murdering two in Kenosha latched onto the death by suicide of a white bar owner charged in the death of a Black man in Omaha.

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By Matt Wilstein

Apparently the two former hosts were not friends during their long time together at MSNBC.

By Sophia A. Nelson

To the president and his attorney general and their admirers, white history is the only legitimate history; anything else is not “patriotic.”

By Alaina Demopoulos

At last night’s Emmy Awards, some stars went glam, some casual. But there was no step-and-repeat, just a game of very personal dress-up at home, surrounded by family and friends.

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By Brad Japhe

America’s experiment with temperance was partially thanks to a nefarious plan by anti-Semites and isolationists to drive immigrants from the country.

By Diana Zicklin Berrent

I had what you could call the “Tylenol and Gatorade” variety of COVID-19. It was still a nightmare.

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 STEPPING DOWN 

After The Daily Beast reported on extensive derogatory comments Bill Crews made towards the NIAID and Fauci.

 IN WHAT WORLD 

Larry Kudlow blamed the U.K. and Europe for any stock market concerns.

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 YOU’RE BARRED 

This month, President Trump issued a memo announcing his plans to cut off “lawless zones” from federal funding—cutting off Portland and Seattle.

 DENIALISM 

“Alright, I get it!” Ohio Gov. Jon Husted said amid a chorus of boos.

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