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Kind words and accolades poured in after this week’s announcement that Tim Cook is stepping down as Apple’s CEO. The tech magnate has been at the helm since 2011, and Apple has enjoyed a remarkable run during that time. At the personal level, Cook’s success is a wonderful reminder of the many blessings Americans enjoy thanks to capitalism and free […]

The new biopic about Michael Jackson offers snapshots of his life from ages 8 to 24. It doesn't have a plot, really, just a timeline in which he gradually moves toward separating himself from his abusive father. With the exception of his early plastic surgeries, which he ascribes to a desire to make his face more symmetrical, there's nothing remotely questionable about the behavior of the kid we see in Michael. He's gentle and childlike and in love with animals and toys and Peter Pan. We are meant to understand all this as a form of psychological protection from the soul-crushing violence and emotional blackmail committed against him by his father Joseph (played as an unadulterated demon in human form by the brilliant Colman Domingo). The post REVIEW: ‘Michael’ appeared first on .

Georgetown University's Students for Justice in Palestine (SJP) chapter is soliciting letters of support for "political prisoners"—namely the founders of the Holy Land Foundation, a nonprofit the Department of Justice said "existed to support Hamas," who were convicted for funneling millions of dollars to the terrorist organization. Other recipients include criminals who torched New York Police Department cars and repeatedly attacked Jews. The post Georgetown SJP Solicits Letters of Support For ‘Political Prisoners’ Convicted of Funneling Millions To Hamas appeared first on .

When does showing up at someone's house to take pictures become an act of political protest? The Washington Free Beacon is calling this microstalking, and it describes the phenomenon of people accosting pampered elites outside their fancy homes and asking them to explain why they openly justify criminal acts—from shoplifting to murder—in the name of social justice. The post New Political Protest Trend: Accosting Pro-Crime Millionaires Outside Their Fancy Homes appeared first on .