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Both Trump and Johnson are notorious narcissists, and I am wondering what it is about our current politics that means that the qualities of narcissism are so rewarded by the electorate.

  Ron McKay's Diary: Is 'It's Scotland's wind!' the next SNP war cry now that oil has become an ecological affront? A child at Whitelee Windfarm in East Renfrewshire, the UK's largest onshore wind farm, as the Scottish Government said an emergency summit convened in the wake of Westminster's decision to scrap a subsidy scheme for onshore wind farms was It’s Scotland’s wind! I don’t expect we’ll see that slogan from the SNP in future elections (or referendums) as oil figured in the 1970s one, before it began to run out and also become an ecological affront. It’s currently at just ...

Within days, Hatemi’s email to the student was published on Campus Reform, a conservative website that bills itself as the “#1 Source for College News” and whose stated mission is to expose “liberal bias and abuse on the nation’s college campuses.” The article accused Hatemi of having “lashed out” at the student and “responded harshly” to his request. Quotes from Hatemi’s email also appeared in right-wing publications like The Federalist, The Blaze, and the Post Millennial, and they spread on social media, where they were manipulate...

AOC Is Upset: Progressives Took Major Losses in Coronavirus Relief Bill The new version of the bill also has stricter income eligibility requirements for the $1,400 direct payments than the original bill passed by the House earlier this month.  President Joe Biden’s $1.9 trillion coronavirus relief package is expected to hit his desk later this week, as progressive Democrats tangle in frustration after taking a trio of blows from the Senate that knocked off far-Left provisions in the updated version of the massive bill. House progressives, however, indicated that they will still stand behi...

The professor who began the email with a pledge to be unbiased continued to call students' request to advise them 'offensive.'