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Foreign Affairs
U.S. imposes travel sanctions on Uganda over anti-LGBTQ law
America will impose travel restrictions on high-ranking Ugandan officials in response to a new law signed by Ugandan President Yoweri…
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Education
University revokes victory of DeSantis supporter who won student election
The student government and college bureaucrats at the University of South Florida recently overturned the results of a student body…
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Foreign Affairs
At least 90 die as ship sinks off of Greek coast; Hundreds more are missing
At least 90 people have died and hundreds more are missing after a fishing boat carrying migrants capsized and sank…
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Foreign Affairs
110 die as boat capsizes in northwestern Nigeria
A crowded boat carrying people returning from a wedding capsized in northwestern Nigeria, killing more than 110 people. Others are…
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Education
Appeals court rejects San Francisco law school’s attempt to dismiss lawsuit over canceling donor
The descendants of a California Supreme Court justice can sue the University of California for taking his name off its…
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Foreign Affairs
COVID-19 was developed by Chinese military at Wuhan lab, investigators conclude
The Energy Department and FBI previously concluded that COVID-19 likely was leaked from a Chinese laboratory. Now, the London Sunday…
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Foreign Affairs
Romania recalls ambassador to African nation for ‘calling Africans monkeys’
Romania’s ambassador to Kenya has been recalled after comparing a monkey with Africans during a meeting in Kenya’s capital, Nairobi.…
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Education
To circumvent restrictions on affirmative action, 83% of colleges and universities now make the SAT and ACT optional
To hide their racial preferences, many more American colleges are likely to stop using standardized tests like the SAT in…
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Law and Government
Trump indicted in Florida on 37 charges, probably because prosecutors are confident that an impartial jury would convict him
Former President Donald Trump has been indicted in Florida for obstruction of justice, false statements, violations of national security laws,…
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Law and Government
Judge issues injunction against a big racial set-aside imposed by the Biden administration under its infrastructure law
A judge has issued an injunction against the race-based Business Center Program created under Biden’s Infrastructure Act. Its Minority Business…
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Law and Government
Law firm demands answers about child sex changes performed by university health centers
America First Legal Foundation is demanding information from several major university health care centers for information on the so-called “gender-affirming…
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Law and Government
Women-Only Naked Spa Lacks Constitutional Right to Bar Transgender Patrons with Penises, Judge Says
Getting a nude massage seems pretty intimate. But that doesn’t mean a female patron of a spa has the right…
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Law and Government
Nonviolent felons have Second Amendment rights, federal appeals court rules
Today, the federal appeals court in Philadelphia issued a ruling saying that non-violent felons don’t lose their right to bear…
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Education
New ‘reparations math’ curriculum released for high-school students
High school students will be encouraged to support reparations as part of a new “reparations math” curriculum developed by the…
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Law and Government
Seven states abolish college degree requirements for many jobs — Virginia is the latest to do so
On May 30, Virginia got rid of bachelor’s degree requirements for 90 percent of state jobs, following in the footsteps…
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Law and Government
Transgender inmate receives $495,000 and vaginoplasty in settlement
A biologically male Minnesota transgender inmate is being moved to a women’s prison and will receive taxpayer-funded sex-change surgery, as…
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Law and Government
Alleged sexual assault victim can’t sue law firm for negligently supervising lawyer who allegedly assaulted her
If you sleep with your lawyer, because your lawyer threatens to stop working on your case unless you sleep with…
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Foreign Affairs
Train crash killed 288 people due to signalling error
An error in an electronic signalling system sent trains onto the wrong tracks, resulting in trains colliding and killing 288…
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Education
Misgendering is an ‘act of violence,’ university claims
To left-wingers, conduct should be treated like free speech under the First Amendment when progressives engage in it (like when…
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U.S. imposes sanctions on Sudan combatants as thousands die, especially in orphanages
The U.S. is imposing travel and economic sanctions on members of Sudan’s warring factions. A war between two factions of…
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Foreign Affairs
Reacting to murderous gangs, Haiti’s population kills suspected gang members and criminals
Progressives sometimes think that abolishing the police will lead to gentler forms of justice, such as “restorative justice” that involves…
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Education
Florida bans public colleges from entering into any ‘partnership or agreement’ with China without special approval
Under a state law approved on May 29 by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Florida public colleges will not be able to…
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Law and Government
Female inmate assaulted, has nose broken, by transgender inmate after she rejected his advances, she says
A woman imprisoned in New Jersey’s Edna Mahan Correctional Facility for Women (EMCF) says she was battered by a biologically…
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Foreign Affairs
Moscow hit by Ukrainian drone attack
Russia’s capital Moscow was hit by an early morning drone attack in which at least eight drones caused damage. Several…
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Education
University hires bureaucrat to make its botanical gardens less racist
To the woke, everything is racist — including breakfast cereal and botanical gardens. The College Fix reports on how the…
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Law and Government
Law school commencement speaker says ‘law is a manifestation of white supremacy’
Once upon a time, law schools promoted legal ethics and a belief in the rule of law. Now, some of…
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Economy
Plastic recycling mandates harm the environment and possibly human health
Progressive government officials are mandating more recycling of plastics. But recycling of plastics “could be releasing huge quantities of microplastics,”…
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Foreign Affairs
Russia mounts major air attacks on Ukraine’s capital, which is celebrating its 1541st anniversary
Russia’s war with Ukraine is not going as well as it hoped. Its ground offensive has come to a halt…
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Foreign Affairs
British man shot and wife starved to death after being left in Sudan
An 85-year-old British citizen was shot by snipers and his wife died of starvation after they were left behind in…
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Education
University of Connecticut students must pass ideological ‘Anti-Black racism’ course to graduate
All undergraduates will soon have to take an ideologically-slanted course on “Anti-Black Racism” at the University of Connecticut. Provost Anne…
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Economy
Supreme Court rules deserts are no longer wetlands, even if the EPA says they are wetlands
Prior to this week, the definition of “wetland” under the Clean Water Act was so broad (in the eyes of…
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Law and Government
Supreme Court rules against home equity theft that lower courts had upheld
Yesterday, the Supreme Court issued a unanimous decision banning what critics call “home equity theft,” a practice in which local…
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Law and Government
New York legislature seeks to expand parole after paroled inmates commit murder and rape
“A man who was convicted of raping & killing a 10-year-old was released on lifetime parole in NYC. He promptly…
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Law and Government
Seattle firefighters must pretend to believe racist left-wing nonsense to be promoted
The best-selling book How To Be An Antiracist by Ibram X. Kendi contains racist, communist nonsense. But you have to…
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Education
Stanford and University of Washington sued for social media censorship in collusion with the feds
Professors at Stanford University and the University of Washington have been accused of a “conspiracy” with federal officials to violate…
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