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Meal of the Day: Penguin Eggs
When you finish cooking penguin eggs, you can see the yolks in the middle through the egg “white.” When penguin…
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Top Biden DHS Official Advocated Against Deporting Convicted Felons
By Jennie Taer Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Officer for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Shoba Sivaprasad Wadhia has a…
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Soros-Backed Prosecutor Decided To Let Shoplifters Off Easy. It Hasn’t Ended Well For One Wealthy Suburb
By Corew Walker A ritzy suburb with a George Soros-backed prosecutor has seen a surge in shoplifting cases, according to…
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Court allows ‘collegiality’ to be used as a pretext for punishing professor’s non-woke viewpoint
A federal appeals court ruled yesterday that it was OK for North Carolina State University to punish a professor for…
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Student reportedly raped in trans-inclusive bathroom at New Mexico middle school
A 12-year-old was reportedly raped in a middle school bathroom in New Mexico, but delayed reporting it because she feared…
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Appeals court rejects lawsuit by shrink who called Trump supporters mentally ill
The federal appeals court in New York City has dismissed a lawsuit by a psychiatrist who called Trump supporters mentally…
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ACLU Laments Convicted Rapist And Murderer Never Got Gender-Affirming Care Before Execution
By Corey Walker The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) raised eyebrows with a social media post Friday which bemoaned a…
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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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Man Torn To Pieces By 40 Crocodiles After Falling Into Their Enclosure
By Gretchen Clayson A Cambodian man was viciously killed Friday after stumbling into an enclosure on his family’s reptile farm…
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First Amendment forbids injunction against ‘disparaging’ or ‘frivolous’ claims about school officials
“Disparaging” speech is protected by the First Amendment. And the First Amendment generally does not allow judges to ban “frivolous”…
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Republican Senator Cassidy: ‘I Don’t Think Trump Can Win A General Election’
Republican Louisiana Sen. Bill Cassidy told CNN Sunday he is skeptical of former President Donald Trump’s electability if he becomes…
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Feds want to spend $8.8 billion to expand a rail station operating at less than half of its existing capacity
Washington’s Union Station is operating at less than half of its existing capacity. But the Biden administration wants to expand…
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Progressive group wants to ban ‘fossil fuel lawyers’ from law school faculty and events
An organization of progressive law students has proposed barring “fossil fuel lawyers” from “serving in law school governance,” being employed…
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‘Tomorrow Is Going To Be A Day Of Infamy’: Trump Predicts 15 Million Illegal Immigrants From End Of Title 42
By Harold Hutchison Former President Donald Trump accused the Biden administration of “destroying” the United States during a Wednesday town…
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The Real Reason Why Hospitals Are Still Not Being Transparent About Prices
By Hadley Heath Manning A new lawsuit filed by a government watchdog organization is exposing how and why price transparency…
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Identity politics contaminate therapy, harming those suffering from depression and anxiety
A few shrinks have scolded their clients for their “white privilege” or “male privilege.” The Spectator describes the rise of…
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Federal healthcare spending to skyrocket
People often claim that entitlements like Social Security, Medicare, and Medicaid will bankrupt the country through rising spending on them.…
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Principal Of School That Limited Play Auditions On Race Paid Thousands To Consult On Racial ‘Equity’
By Reagan Reese The principal of a Massachusetts high school that limited play auditions on the basis of race was…
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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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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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‘Age Is A Number’: Gender Clinic Offered Puberty Blockers To Kids As Young As 8, Surgery Referrals At 14, Records Show
By Megan Brock & Laurel Duggan The Children’s Hospital of Pennsylvania (CHOP) Gender and Sexuality Development Program offers medical interventions…
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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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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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Credit Suisse Bailed Out in Multi-Billion Deal
By Matt Buckley Swiss banking giant UBS has agreed to rescue Credit Suisse in an emergency government-assisted takeover. A report…
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Progressive official missed Silicon Valley Bank’s warning signs before it collapsed
President Biden’s massive government spending caused inflation that led to the collapse of a big bank, by shrinking the value…
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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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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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