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University president sounds alarm as nearly half of students justify violence to stop ‘hate speech’

A university president is sounding the alarm as a survey reveals 45% of college students believe physical violence is justified to stop hate speech.

Michael Goodwin: Dems betrayal of Israel fueled by Obama’s wrath toward the Jewish state

When Barack Obama was president and feuding with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu while...

The ‘Cornell 7’ legal circus reveals #MeToo’s unjust double standards

Despite the ginned-up publicity she’s willingly courted in the "Cornell 7" case, New York...

CBS News hacks explode as Bari Weiss tells them to actually report on Abdul El-Sayed’s lies

There's a lot of smoke billowing above Abdul El-Sayed's head, and some CBS News...

LA voters, and Nithya Raman, should listen to top cop’s warning

Voters should heed Bill Bratton’s warning. And Nithya Raman — who could win —...

A Real Affordability Agenda

Repeal these tariffs.

Trump DOJ Voices No Objection to Another Long Postponement of Comey Trial

If prosecutors really believed Comey had threatened to kill the president, would they agree to postpone the trial for eight months while he’s free...

Feeble Excuses for Keeping Syllabi Secret

Should public universities allow individuals to see what they are teaching?

Good News for Republicans in Minnesota!

The last three polls in the Minnesota U.S. Senate race between Democrat Peggy Flanagan and Republican Michele Tafoya are all close.

Oregon Mom Challenges School District over Christian Curriculum Reimbursement Ban

Tessa Bulzan was told she’d be reimbursed for Christian texts, so long as they were educational. Then, the district refused.

Banning the ICEV Ban?

The EU Commission has proposed watering the ban down, although not by much.

Key inflation reading comes in cooler than expected, easing pressure on Fed and Trump

The government said Wednesday that a key index of what Americans pay for goods and services came in lower than expected for August, easing pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates.

Democrats split on AOC as some battleground candidates distance themselves from ‘Squad’ lawmaker

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez rallied with Bernie Sanders for Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, but some 2026 midterm candidates are distancing themselves.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—September 30

2013—Rosemary Barkett’s 34-year Reign of Error in the American judiciary—first in Florida’s lower courts, then as a state supreme court justice (and chief justice),...

State Taxpayers Need Extra Protection from Their Legislatures

Voters in Iowa have the chance to secure themselves against rogue tax hikes.

Senate hopeful’s ‘treading water’ narrative crumbles under $500K campaign payouts to family

Dan Osborn's campaign has paid over $500,000 to family members even as the Nebraska Senate candidate claims his family is "treading water."

Inside the neighborhood living on the edge of America’s tech frontier

Loudoun County homeowners on Statesboro Place describe constant noise from Amazon Web Services and Microsoft data centers just 150 feet from backyards.

Liberal stronghold set to adopt eye-popping minimum wage amid business exodus

Seattle's minimum wage is set to hit $22.14 in 2027 as 450 restaurants closed in early 2025 and job postings dropped 35% since February 2020.

US faces another major Middle East troop withdrawal, but threat remains

About 2,500 U.S. troops had remained in Iraq as part of Operation Inherent Resolve, but Baghdad's effort to disarm Iran-backed militias remains unfinished.

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