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Law and Government
Sorority members can’t sue over admission of biological male using pseudonyms
Can you sue under a pseudonym to challenge your sorority admitting biologically male people? Not according to a federal judge…
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Zoning restrictions expand, making it difficult for people to move to prosperous areas with good jobs
Zoning restrictions are driving up housing costs. They are preventing some people from moving from economically depressed areas with few…
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Education
University sides with speaker’s attackers, blocks her on social media
Less than a week after former college swimmer Riley Gaines was assaulted on campus, San Francisco State University (SFSU) released…
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Foreign Affairs
44 villagers slaughtered by terrorists in Burkina Faso
Forty-four civilians were killed by armed terrorist groups in two villages in the landlocked African nation of Burkina Faso. The…
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Law and Government
Judge certifies class action lawsuit against college for providing online rather than in-person clases
A court has approved a class action lawsuit against the University of Delaware (UD) after it closed its campus in…
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Education
Female athlete attacked by pro-trans mob at San Francisco university
Former NCAA swimmer Riley Gaines was assaulted by a leftist protester at San Francisco State University, where she spoke about…
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Education
Ex-gay professor sues university that fired him for writings that offended gay colleague
A professor who says he is no longer gay is suing a university that fired him after his colleagues became…
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Education
University activists seek $1 billion in reparations from their own school
An activist group at the University of Chicago activists is demanding $1 billion in race-based reparations from its own university.…
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Business
Happy Twinkie Day
April 6 is Hostess Twinkie Day, which commemorates the invention of the Twinkie 93 years ago, on April 6, 1930.…
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Science and Technology
Transgender ‘social contagion’ phenomenon confirmed in recent studies
The fact that transgender identity sometimes spreads among girls through social contagion has been confirmed by yet another study. As…
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Most Americans say college is ‘not worth the cost’, in recent poll
The ever-increasing cost of a college education is no longer worth it, according to poll results from a recent poll…
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Religion
Antisemitic incidents rise by over 40 percent on college campuses
219 incidents of antisemitism took place in U.S. colleges and universities in 2022. That included a 41% increase in antisemitic…
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Ban on knowingly false statements during emergencies struck down as violation of free speech
Sometimes, judges say false speech is protected by the First Amendment. And sometimes, they say it isn’t protected. A Trump…
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Happy National Crayon Day
Today is National Crayon Day. Wax and chalk-based crayons have been used by artists around the globe for hundreds of…
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Law and Government
Law restricting criticism of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine violates free speech
A judge has struck down a Missouri law that restricts pharmacists from disputing the effectiveness of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine, finding…
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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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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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