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  Share Source: AP Photo/Charles Krupa The Lincoln Project is finished. Don’t let their Twitter activity suggest anything otherwise. They’re just posting stuff with a total lack of self-awareness. You can’t claim to be principled when you whored out for Democrats. You certainly can’t say so when your co-founder, John Weaver, was allegedly predating younger men for years through communications that were way outside the realm of anything appropriate or professional. It’s bad enough that Weaver was reportedly offering job opportunities for sex. It’s worse than some of these men wer...

Neera Tanden probably shouldn’t have tweeted so much—on that, it seems, everyone can agree. While the new congress navigates a stimulus package for the COVID-19 ravaged country and the new president negotiates a new kind of relationship with the state murder-sanctioning Saudi regime, Biden’s nominee for the Office of Management and Budget has given us the new administration’s first petty-seeming scrum: As the head of establishment liberal think tank the Center for American Progress for the past nine years, Tanden tweeted reams of nasty personal attacks against Republicans,...

During a town hall on Tuesday night, Biden said he would not forgive $50,000 worth of student loan debt

Meet Kamala Harris, America's new Vice President Joe Biden's vice presidential nomination made her name by carefully weaving between moderate Democrats and radical socialists The old photograph shows two children sitting together by the pond, doing experiments involving tadpoles. The boy has a Beatles-ish bowl haircut; the girl’s hair is “wild”. He is future San Francisco city councilman Aaron Peskin; she is Kamala Harris, the next vice president of the United States. “I’ve known her all my life,” says Mr Peskin, a doyen of municipal politics who has spent decades serving the cit...

As I imagine and hope is the case with many of the readers at Inside Higher Ed, I am still ruminating over last week's events at the Capitol. I had planned to write and publish a blog post about productivity last week, but I have to confess that my well-laid plans for the first week of 2021 were shot to hell when I spent several hours doom scrolling on Wednesday afternoon. After reading Matt Reed’s (aka Dean Dad’s) plea to “write it down,” in reference to the ongoing events that included last week’s attack on the Capitol, I decided to do just that.