Libby Emmons
Libby Emmons is the Editor-in-chief for The Post Millennial. MFA Columbia University BA Sarah Lawrence College. She has been published in the New York Post The Federalist others. @libbyemmons
BREAKING: When pressed on COVID-19 origins and China, Psaki stresses importance of 'global conversations'
Psaki said that China is "not looking to have the global community align against them," but did not specify what that lack of alignment would look like.
Washington Post urges white people to feel 'shame,' to self-segregate into 'white accountability groups'
A suggestion for white people is to form groups only for white people, to self-segregate into "accountability groups."
WATCH: Dan Bongino talks about the origins of critical race theory with Dr. Carol Swain
"Critical race theory," Swain said, "argues that white people are oppressors, that all people with white skin are privileged, they have a property interest in their whiteness, and that racism is permanent."
Biological male will compete in women's weightlifting for New Zealand in Tokyo Olympics
Laurel Hubbard has qualified for a spot on New Zealand's women's weightlifting team for the upcoming Tokyo Olympic Games. Hubbard, who is 43, will also be the oldest Olympian to compete.
Vox attacks brave black author for telling the truth about cancel culture
Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie wrote a stunning screed earlier this week about a former student's opportunistic attempt to effectively cancel her over allegations of transphobia.
WATCH: Yale lecturer who talked about killing white people defends her lecture, calls critics 'defensive'
"To what extent can we say that individual white people are psychopathic, or unhealthy, or out of their minds?" Marc Lamont Hill asked Dr. Aruna Khilanani with a straight face.
Chris Rufo challenges Joy Reid to a debate on critical race theory
Reid has blasted Rufo many times on her show for his opposition to critical race theory. Rufo has had enough, and he's now challenged Reid to a debate.
BREAKING: Biden signs Juneteenth National Independence Day Act to 'remember moral stain' of slavery
Juneteenth is the day that signifies the awareness of abolition reaching enslaved men and women in Texas, two years after the United States acted to abolish slavery.
'Trans Mission' exposes the fallacy of the gender transition narrative
Produced by The Center for Bioethics and Culture, "Trans Mission" tries to understand the industry that has emerged around the concept of gender identity and medical gender transition of minors.
Boston University professor suggests US Naval Academy lower standards to admit more people of color
"At this moment in our history we must as ourselves 'can we do better? And what "can we do as a leading institution of naval service to promote antiracism policies in our admissions practices.'"
BREAKING: Biden snaps at reporter, falsely claims Capitol rioters killed a police officer
Biden spoke at a press conference after his meeting with Putin, addressing questions as to what the two men discussed, and what penalties there might be for incursions on US sovereignty.
WATCH: Putin criticizes US detainment of Capitol rioters after meeting with Biden
"One of them was just shot on the spot, and unarmed, as well," Putin said, referring to Ashli Babbitt, who was shot by Capitol Police on Jan. 6.
Biden responds affirmatively to question about whether he trusts Putin, White House comms team walks it back
Biden nodded affirmatively in response to a question about trust between the heads of state. The White House was quick to point out that Biden gave a "general head nod" in response to "the chaos."
NBC News is really upset that parents are fighting back against critical race theory
What's really happening here is that the forms of grassroots civic action that have bolstered leftist causes for years upon years are now being taken up by conservatives, and the left doesn't like it one bit.
CBC turns off Facebook comments, citing reporters' 'fragile' mental health
Editor-in-chief for the CBC, Brodie Felton, posted that the disabling of the comments feature was going to be an "experiment."