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‘Pay me $1 million and I won’t go through with my plans to have an abortion’
Regardless of your stance on abortion, you should find the stunt described in this post thoroughly appalling. It may even be…
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Media
NYT: Muhammad cartoons, no! Condom pope ‘art’, si!
Maybe the secret to getting the New York Times to publish an artwork depicting Muhammad is to take a rendering of the…
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Foreign Affairs
Image of the Day: Hillary Clinton and the tale of the troublesome fax machine
In 2008, Sen. John McCain was 70 years old. By anyone’s standards that’s old to be running for president. Capitalizing…
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Law and Government
Man in wheelchair robs NYC bank, makes off with $1,200
Calling all cars! Calling all cars! Be on the lookout for bank robber, unarmed and dangerous. I’m just guessing that…
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Libs’ obscene ‘love song’ to wounded warrior who dares to oppose gay marriage
Liberals have long imagined themselves (emphasis on imagined) to be exemplars of tolerance, compassion, and intelligence. As of last Friday, they added another…
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Law and Government
SCOTUS rules it constitutional to use controversial sedative in executions
The Supreme Court giveth, and the Supreme Court taketh away. Although it paled in comparison to both of the high court’s most recent…
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Politics
Tweet of the Day: Priest opposed to gay marriage spat on by gay pride marchers
Ah, yes — tolerance! And civility! These are two of the traits liberals professs to admire most. They fancy themselves to…
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Law and Government
Video: First robot wedding takes place in Japan
“Do you take this more-or-less female automaton to be your lawfully wedded wife?” “I do.” “And do you take this more-or-less…
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Law and Government
Second escaped inmate, David Sweat, shot, taken alive near Canadian border
And then there were none. According to a late-breaking report from NBC News, convicted murderer and escaped convict David Sweat was intercepted near…
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Education
Telling students they can succeed by working hard? That’s a microaggression at U. Wisconsin campus
Not since the invention of The Magic 8 Ball® has there been a more complete set of predictions than the one recently…
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Media
CNN mistakes ‘sex toy’ flag at gay pride march for Islamic State flag
Memo to CNN International reporter Lucy Pawle: It may be time to bone up on your flags, get your eyes…
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ACLU: We can no longer in good conscience protect religious freedom
The question has been raised in this space before, most notably in a story last March about a Muslim barber who…
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Unyielding
BREAKING: Escaped convict Richard Matt shot, killed by police
Richard Matt, one of the two fugitive convicts who escaped from Clinton Correctional Facility in Dannemora, N.Y., is dead. The Associated Press confirms that Matt…
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Politics
Obama on SCOTUS gay marriage ruling: Let’s help those hobbled by religious convictions to see the light
Today’s victory for the left on same-sex marriage would not be complete without a victory lap by President Obama. Time magazine has…
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Law and Government
Other shoe drops: SCOTUS rules 5-4 to overturn gay marriage ban nationwide
Hey, don’t look at me, Chief Justice John Roberts is probably thinking right now. Roberts authored the dissenting view in…
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Law and Government
The left’s inexplicable fist-bumping over the SCOTUS decision
“The King v. Burwell story ends today.” So wrote “New Republic” senior editor and frequent MSNBC guest Brian Beutler yesterday,…
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Law and Government
BREAKING: SCOTUS saves Obama’s bacon redux; upholds subsidies 6-3
Barack Obama owes John Roberts a big steak dinner. Hell, he owes him a whole cow — which, if there’s justice…
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Woman’s defense for hiding man wanted by police: ‘All he did was shoot a cop’
Houston — make that Milwaukee — we’ve got a problem. Actually, two problems, the first of which has been dealt with. Najee Harmon,…
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Media
Time to rename U.S. military bases named after Confederate generals?
In an era where there is little bipartisan accord, it is significant that many on the right are joining the…
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Media
Man transitioning to woman challenges Facebook’s prohibition on displaying female nipples
You may need a scorecard for this one. You will certainly need to be up on “current events” — particularly, the…
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New black hashtag, #WeWillShootBack, urges retaliation: What could go wrong? (Video)
The hashtag #BlackLivesMatter has given way to a new, more proactive meme promising — to paraphrase a memorable line by Sean Connery’s character…
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Media
Some white people are terrorists and some white people are racists (Video)
If the headline of this post specified any demographic other than white people, I would be guilty, according to conventional present-day…
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How distraught is Obama over S.C. church massacre? This distraught
In his official White House statement Thursday on the church massacre in Charleston, President Obama decried what he described as the “senseless…
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Politics
Obama ‘quips’ that the White House is his personal prison
In what is described by The Hill as a “speech” he gave Thursday night at actor/filmmaker Tyler Perry’s house in Beverly Hills, the president reportedly “slipped”…
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Media
Victims of S.C. church shooting not yet buried, and already the left is out in force politicizing tragedy
Mourning the dead is so passé when you’re a liberal with an to grind — which, come to think of it,…
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Politics
BREAKING: Suspect in massacre of 9 people at black S.C. church is apprehended
Police and federal officials in Charleston, S.C., have announced the arrest of a suspect in connection with the killing yesterday of…
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Education
Point-counterpart: The liberal PRO-Shakespeare argument
Dana Dusbiber, the Sacramento high school teacher who recently committed to print her intention no longer to teach Shakespeare in part because…
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