Blue & Gold's Tyler Horka answers a big-picture Notre Dame question and much more about Fighting Irish football in this week's Hey Horka! One subscription: The best Notre Dame Fighting Irish coverage ...
Hey Dude just took the wraps off an extensive Holiday Collection of sneakers, and you’re going to find a pair for everyone in the family. Hey Dude even unveiled a dressier sneaker style for women with ...
Sometime in 1985 I had lunch with Sam Francis in the cafeteria of The Washington Times, where we both worked. You may never have heard of Sam Francis, but MAGA people (at least the more intellectual ...
W.S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan are (justly) famous for their delightfully light operettas, productions so frothy and fun that it’s easy to miss the many sharp political jabs woven throughout. That’s ...
Not so, a divided panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 6th Circuit ruled this month in B.A. v. Tri County Schools, "because the school reasonably understood the slogan 'Let's Go Brandon' to be ...
Hey, Hoynsie: How do you think Chase DeLauter would do if the Guardians put him in center field next season, showed some patience and let him play all season? — Tony Mollica, The Plains. Hey, Tony: ...
Growing up in the late 80s and early 90s, there were few social faux pas more glaring than the simple act of being a poser. And for a long time, that fear helped gatekeep enthusiast cars behind ...
The Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled on Tuesday that schools can ban clothing emblazoned with the popular political slogan “Let’s Go Brandon.” The phrase originated in 2021 from an NBC reporter ...
A divided federal appeals court has sided with Michigan school administrators who barred students from wearing shirts with the phrase “Let’s Go Brandon!”, which gained traction as a coded message of ...
The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled against two students who sued after a school punished them for wearing “Let’s Go Brandon” shirts, a phrase used to mock former President Biden. In a 2-1 ...
KENT COUNTY, MI – A federal appeals court backed a West Michigan school district that banned the phrase, “Let’s Go Brandon,” on sweatshirts as vulgar speech. The mother of two middle-school students ...
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