Margaret Flavin

The marketing genius who thought up the Dylan Mulvaney beer campaign, Bud Light Vice-President of Marketing Alissa Heinerscheid, will go down in infamy with the brainiac behind New Coke.

  Luxury lingerie brand Honey Birdette bills the company as created ‘by women, for women.” Taking a page out of the Bud Light marketing plan, which led to a nationwide boycott resulting in the reported loss of reportedly over $7 billion in market cap value in recent days, Birdette “celebrated” women by putting a biological man in lingerie in a recent ad.

    A new Netflix docuseries from executive producer Jada Pinkett Smith, as part of the African Queens series, suggests Cleopatra’s ancestry may be African.

Consumers’ Research, a conservative nonprofit founded in 1929, has launched a new text alert system to help shoppers avoid products from woke companies.

  Following in the footsteps of their neighbors in Evanston, the first U.S city to issue slavery reparations, activists at The University of Chicago have relaunched a campaign seeking $1 billion in reparations from the university.

Chicago’s public pension system is in dire straits.

  A Texas mother, Laura Maria Gruber, is speaking out about a bizarre and troubling classroom activity her 13-year-old daughter was subjected to.

  On Sunday,  Penn State wrestler Aaron Brooks won his third straight 184 pound national title.

  On Saturday, a 6.7 magnitude earthquake in southern Ecuador and northern Peru has left at least 13 people dead with others trapped under rubble.

  There was a time, many, many years ago, when watching the Academy Awards had moments of enjoyment.

In a firefight near the West Bank city of Nablus on Sunday, three Palestinian militants were killed after opening fire on Israeli forces.