Rikki Schlott
The Archive
As an independent voter and Gen-Z woman, here's what I want to hear from Donald Trump
At Thursday's debate, Donald Trump can court disillusioned young voters by leaning into the economy and immigration — while quelling our fears that he's too divisive.
Self-immolating serviceman Aaron Bushnell is an alarm for the online radicalization of American kids
The 25-year-old serviceman's political trajectory, propelled by social media and internet rabbit holes, is one that young men can fall into online.
These Gen Z 20somethings were raised progressive — but they won't be voting for Biden
“I was your typical Tumblr leftist, and I was raised on gender theory through social media,” says Becky Oliveira — who now plans to vote for Donald Trump.
It's vile that girls are followed by men on social media — but why do parents let them be influencers?
Don't want your teenagers followed by creepy older men on social media? Stop enabling it.
Bill Gates' great $1B commitment to nuclear energy should be a wake-up call to climate progressives
Nuclear power could be America's saving grace — if progressive activists would stop kneecapping its spread. Bill Gates is smartly fighting back with his wallet.
My kids were kicked out of Catholic school — after being too patriotic
A California mom says administrators took issue with her teen son's vocal love of America.
We're libertarians who refuse to vote for the party's ridiculous presidential candidate
Libertarian candidate Chase Oliver has advocated for open borders and defunding the police and defended gender-affirming care for transgender kids as “the status quo.”
Here's how Columbia University needs to draw the line between activism and discrimination
This week, Columbia University settled a lawsuit filed by a Jewish student who claimed the school failed to protect them. Now it's time for the school to educate students on...
As Ivy League prioritizes 'activism at expense of academics,' other schools rise to top for employers
Post-October 7th, employers are scrambling to find new hires from schools that didn’t devolve into protest chaos.
If a remote Amazon tribe got addicted to social media in just nine months, none of us stand a chance
Tech is so pervasive that it’s easy to forget a time before we all got hooked on our devices. That’s what makes it so depressing to see the same fate...
The new campus protest trend? Pop-up summer camp, as anti-Israel group vows, 'We will be back'
Pro-Palestine protesters erected another encampment on Columbia's campus and disrupted Alumni Weekend. Now they're vowing to continue a "summer of disruption."
DEI is finally dying in the US — and response to Oct. 7 Hamas attacks highlighted its hypocrisy
Companies like Meta, Lyft, Home Depot and Wayfair have all slashed their DEI teams by 50% or more.
It doesn't get much more dystopian than relying on AI to solve your dating life
Dating? There's an AI app for that. But there's no way a matchmaking algorithm can solve the mysteries of human chemistry.
Bill Maher admits he goes hard on fellow liberals — 'because they got a lot crazier'
"There are a lot of bad ideas on the left," Bill Maher told The Post in an interview about his new book “What This Comedian Said Will Shock You" — before...
Harvard, UC Berkeley are teaching students that you win at life by being obnoxious
After both Harvard and UC Berkeley capitulated to anti-Israel protests this week, it seems students were right to believe that they actually run things.
Columbia prez showed her true colors when she voted on campus free speech
Shafik had a chance to strike a blow for free speech at English universities in the country's House of Lords — and failed.
Columbia Law students demand passing grades after protests. Blame coddling schools
Columbia Law students want their final exams canceled… in the name of Palestine.
Columbia's president preached the elite's pieties about protest 'reordering society.' Look what she got
Minouche Shafik thought protests would achieve a "new paradigm" and "reorder our societies." Looks like she got more than she bargained for.
Two university staffers among 44 anti-Israel protesters arrested inside barricaded Columbia building
Thirteen of the individuals nabbed in the massive NYPD raid had no formal connection with the university.
After protest chaos, universities need to teach kids about real free speech — not about misgendering
Wondering why Columbia protests devolved into chaos? Because the students have no idea what free speech is.