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Law and Government
Coal magnate loses lawsuit against Donald Trump, Jr.
A coal magnate has lost his libel lawsuit against Donald Trump, Jr., who called the coal magnate a “felon.” Former…
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Law and Government
Government can’t use Anti-SLAPP law against private citizens, Florida court rules
Government coercion isn’t usually protected by the Constitution, even when it doesn’t forbid it. When governments take a position regulating…
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Education
Theologian fired, called ‘terrorist’ for criticizing homosexuality
An English Bible college fired a professor and threatened to report him as a “terrorist” for criticizing homosexuality on Twitter.…
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Law and Government
Recovering opiate addict can’t bring anonymous lawsuit
When can you sue anonymously? Not when your lawsuit would publicly reveal your past addiction and arrest, ruled a judge…
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Education
Professor suggests killing right-wing speakers rather than shouting them down
An English professor in Michigan recently proclaimed that it would be “more admirable” to kill speakers who espouse “transphobic” or…
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University sued for canceling campus drag show
Students are suing officials at West Texas A&M University for canceling a campus drag show, alleging the decision violated students’…
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Law and Government
Federal appeals court effectively guts property rights in Louisiana
Thanks to a recent court ruling, you may no longer be able to sue the state for stealing your property…
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Education
Student can’t sue anonymously over claim she was wrongly accused of cheating
On Thursday, a judge refused to allow a student who said she had been wrongly accused of cheating to sue…
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Law and Government
Parents of school shooter can be prosecuted for negligent homicide, court rules
The Michigan Court of Appeals yesterday ruled that the parents of the student who killed four other students at Oxford…
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Law and Government
Push to suppress ‘malinformation’ explicitly targets inconvenient truths
Government officials and government-funded groups have already sought to define “disinformation” to include truths that are adversarial to the government,…
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Law and Government
Poster child for sex changes is miserable, says ‘I don’t feel like me, ever.’
Jazz Jennings was the poster child for child sex changes, with his very own TV show celebrating Jazz’s sex change.…
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Law and Government
Supreme Court urged to review court ruling allowing officials to financially blacklist you for your speech and pressure businesses to avoid you
The Supreme Court has been asked to review a disturbing ruling by the federal appeals court in New York that…
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Law and Government
Joe Biden falsely denies millions in Chinese money that Hunter Biden confirmed
On March 17, Joe Biden falsely denied that members of his family received over $1 million from Hunter Biden‘s business…
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Education
Ohio State requires engineers to submit DEI statements
People seeking a job as professors at Ohio State University’s College of Engineering must effectively pledge allegiance to diversity, equity…
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Foreign Affairs
International Criminal Court issues arrest warrant for Russian President Vladimir Putin
On Friday, the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Vladimir Putin and one of his cronies, for the…
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Law and Government
Federal appeals court declines to adopt the State-Created Danger Doctrine
Under the Supreme Court’s DeShaney and Castle Rock decisions, the government has no constitutional duty under the Due Process Clause…
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Law and Government
HHS Assistant Secretary Rachel Levine says society will soon embrace changing kids’ sex
“Assistant Secretary for Health for the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) Rachel Levine promised that medically changing…
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Education
School superintendent seeks unconstitutional gag order against critic
Many school officials don’t seem to understand the First Amendment. The National School Boards Association classified criticism of school officials…
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Education
Federal government sending undercover agents to monitor colleges
The Education Department disclosed on March 14 that the Enforcement Office of Federal Student Aid (FSA) “will use secret shoppers…
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Unyielding
How to fix America’s rising murder problem
Reihan Salam, the head of a think-tank, the Manhattan Institute, writes about “Addressing the U.S. Murder Problem”: America’s rate of…
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Education
Judge lets conservative professor’s ‘all men are created equal’ lawsuit proceed, but denies injunction
A judge has rejected a motion to dismiss a free speech lawsuit filed by a professor who was blocked on…
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Education
Abortions are needed for economic advancement, public-health professor says
An instructor at the University of Illinois says abortions are necessary because, without them, a woman suffers from “economic hardship…
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Unyielding
Stanford tells conservatives to seek emotional support from diversity dean who shut down their event
Stanford University told students involved with a campus conservative group to “reach out” to the law school’s diversity dean and…
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Education
American IQs are falling as education system fails to teach skills or stimulate minds
In the 20th Century, the average IQ rose, in a phenomenon known as the Flynn Effect. But over the last…
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Law and Government
Vigilantes arrested for killing Muslim for carrying beef, in northeastern India
An Indian Muslim was killed by a mob this week for supposedly carrying beef in the eastern part of India’s…
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Education
College student settles lawsuit over punishment for criticizing ‘preferred pronouns’
A student who was punished for “hate speech” for criticizing “preferred pronouns” obtained a legal settlement in her lawsuit against…
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Education
Colleges celebrate ‘womxn’s history month’ rather than ‘women’s history month’
Colleges across the country are replacing the word “women” with “womxn” in celebrations of what was historically known as Women’s…
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Business
Eventbrite repeatedly cancels conservative speakers and events
Popular ticketing platform Eventbrite has recently canceled ticketed events for at least nine conservative events, claiming that a few of…
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Law and Government
Supreme Court urged to end home equity theft by local governments
In Tyler v. Hennepin County, civil liberties groups are urging the Supreme Court to put an end to home equity…
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Education
Public university promotes vibrators, dildos, BDSM, ‘Chicanx sexuality,’ and polyamory
Portland State University (PSU) launched its annual “Sex Week” last Tuesday, highlighting “Chicanx sexuality,” BDSM gear maintenance, vibrators & dildos,…
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Foreign Affairs
Restrictions on genetically-modified crops cause hunger in Kenya as crops fail
Kenya is suffering its worst drought in 40 years. Hunger is rising as crops fail. The hunger wouldn’t be widespread…
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Law and Government
University says it won’t punish students for ‘hate speech’ that is protected by the First Amendment
The University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM) has limited its bias reporting system for “hate- or bias-motivated incidents” after a legal foundation…
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Foreign Affairs
Congo asks France to impose sanctions on Rwanda as civil war spreads
The Democratic Republic of the Congo asked France to support international sanctions against Rwanda over its military support to M23…
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Foreign Affairs
North Koreans starve to death as communist dictator gorges himself on junk food and booze
Famine is spreading in North Korea, which previously suffered a famine that killed more than two million people in the…
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Education
Delaware dumbs down bar exam to increase diversity
The Delaware Supreme Court is reducing the minimum score, length, and practice areas covered by Delaware’s bar exam, citing a…
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