Former Trump Campaign Official Accuses Fani Willis Of ‘Improper Relationship’ With Trump Prosecutor
Former Trump campaign official, Michael Roman, filed a motion accusing Fulton County district attorney, Fani Willis, of having an improper relationship with...
Dr. Carol Swain, Lawyers Tool Up Against Claudine Gay And Harvard Amid Plagiarism Scandal
The plagiarism scandal pursuant to former Harvard president Claudine Gay appears to have a long tail. Dr. Carol Swain, the appears to...
Harvard President Claudine Gay Resigns
Harvard President Claudine Gay has been embattled over the past few weeks pursuant to a congressional testimony related to keeping students safe...
Reverend Pork Chop Stans For Harvard President Claudine Gay
One of the Shock Exchange's favorite movies is Coming To America, starring Eddie Murphy and Arsenio Hall. One of the scenes shows...
The Story King Charles, CNN Are Afraid Of
A few months ago the Shock Exchange heard about a new show on CNN featuring Charles Barkley and Gayle King. Barkley has...
What Chistopher Rufo Gets Wrong About Claudine Gay Plagiarism Saga
As claims of antisemitism swirled around the presidents of the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard and MIT, Christopher Rufo and Chris Brunet presented...
Harvard Hid Secret Plagiarism Probe, Threatened NY Post
The plot thickens. The firestorm surrounding Harvard and its President Claudine Gay continues to rage on. Gay has been embattled amid congressional...
Did Bill Ackman Save Harvard President Claudine Gay’s Job?
Last week's congressional hearing on antisemitism has dominated the 24-hour news cycle. Conflicts between Israel and Hamas have led to protests on...
Plagiarism Concerns Swirl Around Harvard President
The past week has been a whirlwind of news, particularly at Ivy League schools such as the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard, and...
Tucker Carlson Lies. Shock Exchange More Censored Than Alex Jones
Tucker Carlson has totally lost his mind. He cajoled and prodded the country mercilessly as a Fox News anchor. His other big...
