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The wrong people were forced to resign from Mizzou; it should have been this prof
The blind leading the blind
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Law and Government
Church meets state: Texas fund reimburses cities for church meetings
A state Events Trust Fund reimbursed Dallas $2,048,345 for a gathering by T.D. Jakes Ministry, and the city is seeking…
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New poll finds nearly 1/3 of college students think First Amendment is ‘outdated’
Free speech for me but not for thee. A newly commissioned poll suggests that a majority of American college students approve of…
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School diversity officer could go to jail for advocating white genocide
Bahar Mustafa, whose name has appeared in these pages before, is back in the news, though this may be her last…
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Education
Public university in Colorado decrees words ‘Lord,’ ‘God,’ and ‘Jesus’ cannot be hinted at
A former college football player is suing his alma mater for its Bible verse ban. Michael Lucas donated $2,500 to…
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Education
Which famous middle schooler clashed repeatedly with authority, ‘racked up weeks of suspension’?
Maybe “infamous” is more apt than “famous,” but that probably depends which side of the ideological spectrum you tend toward.…
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Education
When students protest op-ed critical of BLM, administration issues surprising response
When Bryan Stascavage, an Iraq war veteran and Wesleyan University student, wrote an op-ed in the student newspaper the Argus, criticizing the tactics…
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Economy
This court ruling could ultimately be death knell for the franchise business model
A lawsuit arguing that the Seattle $15 minimum wage disproportionately hurt franchisees by not treating them like small businesses was…
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Education
Supporters of Black Lives Matter demand Stalinist press repression at Wesleyan U.
The student newspaper of Connecticut’s Wesleyan University is being targeted with a boycott by left-wing activists who say the paper…
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Education
Latest from Rutgers: There is no such thing as ‘free speech’
Rutgers, New Jersey’s state university, has been in the headlines repeatedly of late for outrageous statements made by members of its faculty…
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Law and Government
When pro-lifers are assaulted outside Planned Parenthood clinic, police respond by doing WHAT?
Can you say nothing? That’s what police in Portland, Ore., did when a group of pro-life Christians were assaulted for conducting a peaceful and…
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Law and Government
Smoking gun: IRS used Tea Party donor lists to target audits
So it wasn’t a coincidence. The conservative watchdog group Judicial Watch reports having obtained IRS documents that prove that the tax agency used…
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Law and Government
Andrew Cuomo: Donald Trump is lucky ‘I don’t believe in deportation’
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo recently appeared on MSNBC’s “Politics Nation” with Al Sharpton, and had a few thoughts regarding presidential…
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Legal scholars: NYC action against Donald Trump violates his First Amendment rights
Civil liberty advocates are jumping all over New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio’s order to “review” all of Donald…
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Law and Government
1984: Feds subpoena Reason for commenter IDs, impose gag order to silence website
Resistance is futile.
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Economy
Smuggling and hunger caused by Dodd-Frank conflict minerals rule
The 2010 Dodd-Frank Act effectively restricted American business’s ability to obtain minerals from the war-torn nation of the Congo and surrounding…
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Law and Government
Z Street court victory could ‘blow the lid’ off the IRS scandal
Perhaps the smallest and least funded organization involved in the IRS scandal may turn out to be the one that blows the…
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Education
Obama administration pressures universities to adopt unconstitutional speech codes
Under the Obama administration, the Education Department has pressured universities and the public schools to restrict speech, including off campus…
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