Author Archive: Stephen Green

DISPATCHES FROM THE EDUCATION APOCALYPSE: US colleges slash tuition by tens of thousands as families balk at sky-high sticker prices.

The Post identified at least a dozen colleges and universities that have cut or announced cuts to tuition or required program fees this year, with several private schools chopping published undergraduate prices by roughly 40% to more than 50%.

Emory & Henry University in Virginia cut tuition roughly in half to $19,990 this fall, while Arizona’s Prescott College lowered on-campus undergraduate tuition 55.8%, from $33,960 to $15,000.

The University of Tulsa plans to cut undergraduate tuition and university fees from $54,000 to $25,000 in fall 2027 — a $29,000, or 53.7%, reduction.

Coe College in Iowa will drop tuition from $58,780 to $31,850 for 2027-28, while Montana’s Carroll College will cut tuition and general undergraduate fees from $44,712 to $26,800.

Just a preview of things to come as foretold by the prophet.

INCENTIVES:

THAT’S ENTERTAINMENT: Now THIS Would Be Fun: Kennedy Is Considering a Run for President! “No, not the MAHA guy, and not, thank God, one of the gaggle of off-putting leftists that the Secretary of Health and Human Services is unfortunate enough to have as his relatives. No, the Kennedy who may be running for president this time is none other than the most riotously funny man in the Senate, Sen. John Neely Kennedy (R-La.), who is no relation to the famous Massachusetts family, either in bloodline or political outlook.”

He’s also one of the few naturally funny personalities on Capitol Hill.

MAKES SENSE:

THAT WAS A DIFFERENT AND STILL VERY CONFIDENT BRITAIN: The Day Britain Conquered Pop Culture — Twice. “It’s hard to avoid the ‘British Invasion’ when you’re talking about the pop culture of the early ’60s, and two of the longest-lasting aspects of that phenomenon launched on this day 64 years ago. October 5 is officially ‘James Bond Day,’ and it’s also the anniversary of the Beatles’ first major single, ‘Love Me Do.'”

GO AWAY: People’s Republic of Boulder Wants To Run Your Energy Policy.

At stake before SCOTUS is whether that town gets to set energy policy for the rest of America. That’s the real question in Suncor Energy Inc. v. County Commissioners of Boulder County, no matter how carefully supporters dress it up.

In 2018, the City of Boulder, Boulder County, and San Miguel County sued in Colorado state court arguing energy companies’ products fueled climate change and that the companies should cover whatever local costs these opportunistic politicians wanted.

Translation: Sell a legal product to willing customers around the world, and a county in Colorado can bill you for the weather.

Boulder insists it isn’t trying to regulate anyone’s emissions. One of its own lawyers forgot the script. David Bookbinder, who helped file the case for Boulder told a Federalist Society panel that tort liability is “an indirect carbon tax” and the lawsuit is “somewhat of a convoluted way to achieve the goals of a carbon tax.”

Congress has refused to pass a carbon tax for decades because voters won’t stand for one. So the activists went shopping for a courtroom instead.

It would be insane to allow the country’s most activist communities hold the rest of the nation hostage.

CALIFORNIANS VOTING WITH THEIR FEET:

Turns out, people don’t actually like taxes that much.

CRITICS DON’T CALL IT THE “STOP NICK SHIRLEY ACT” FOR NOTHIN’: New California Law Shields Taxpayer-Funded Entities.

An immigration activist group that receives substantial taxpayer funding helped push a California law creating new privacy protections for immigrant-service organizations, drawing criticism from watchdogs who say the measure will reduce transparency and public accountability.

AB 2624, which California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed in August, extends a privacy program to immigrant-serving nonprofits, their staff, and volunteers, allowing them to acquire substitute addresses in public records rather than their home and business addresses. The law also bans anyone from posting information on the internet with the intent of enabling another person to threaten violence against an immigration support services provider.

The Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights — which received more than two-thirds of its revenue from government grants between July 1, 2021, and June 30, 2025 — co-sponsored, testified in support of, and lobbied for the bill. CHIRLA, which operates an “immigrant political power project,” did not respond when asked whether it expects to apply for the protections in the bill.

Translation: They have applied or soon will apply.

SOMEBODY HIRE THIS KID ALREADY:

Well, Elon?

THAT’S CERTAINLY WHAT IT LOOKS LIKE FROM HERE IN THE HEARTLAND:

“Females deliberately drink themselves blotto in order to lower their sexual inhibitions, voluntarily participate in sex, and then, after the regrets set in, deny their agency and put exclusive responsibility for their drunken encounter on their male partner, on the grounds that they are helpless to take care of themselves.”

Heather’s City Journal report is from 2008, but hasn’t aged a day.

YOU KNOW YOU’VE REACHED PEAK ABSURDITY, OR CLOSE TO IT…:

…when the tenets of leftism require you to leave aside the linear nature of time.

THE ENEMY WITHIN / THE RETURN OF ASSASSINATION CHIC: Event at UC Berkeley mocking Charlie Kirk memorial draws scrutiny from State Department. “Spokesman Tommy Pigott told The College Fix in a statement via email that ‘people in the United States on visas are guests in this country, and we will not tolerate people here on visas who break our laws, support terrorism, or unlawfully incite violence, which ultimately led to the horrific assassination of an American.'”

I DON’T MEAN TO BE PUSHY MIKE, BUT GET TO IT!

“MAYBE A KETAMINE- AND ALCOHOL-FUELED GANGBANG ISN’T A GOOD IDEA, DEAR”:

GOOD LORD: Jack Smith team tracked Trump defense lawyers’ calls by monitoring his chief of staff’s phone. “Just the News reported last week that Smith obtained the phone records of several senators through a subpoena and secured a non-disclosure order from the court preventing the mobile carrier from notifying the lawmakers affected. One of those senators, Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., filed a lawsuit against Smith arguing his spying constituted an unauthorized intrusion into her civil rights.”

BY THE NUMBERS:

From the replies: “This is undoubtedly why so many law enforcement agencies, those led by leftists that is, repeatedly list arrestees that are CLEARLY black or Hispanic, as ‘white’ on official reports.”

THE NEW YORK TIMES IS OBJECTIVELY PRO-TERROR:

SOUND IT OUT: Musk says he will rename SpaceXAI to SpaceXSI. “SpaceX CEO Elon Musk posted on Sunday that he would rename ​the company’s AI unit to SpaceXSI, ‌following US President Donald Trump’s push to use the term ‘super intelligence’ instead of ‘artificial intelligence.'”

Either that or he’s just bringing the sexy back. Again.

Musk is, after all, the man who brought us a car lineup named S, 3, X, Y.

IT’S REALLY BETTER ALL AROUND JUST TO NEVER ELECT SOCIALISTS IN THE FIRST PLACE: