A video played at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee Wednesday evening included a clip from earlier this year of a white fraternity member making monkey gestures at a Black woman on the University of Mississippi campus. The video, meant to praise anti-“woke” college students, used a clip from early May in which pro-Palestinian demonstrators...
Debates not only allow an outlet for civil confrontation, but also an opportunity for understanding. We can only understand disagreement if we can hear those with whom we disagree directly respond to counterarguments.
An accelerating move by industry to transition off of hazardous “forever chemicals” poses its own dangers, a new paper has found. But coordination, creative thinking and a proactive approach can help guide a speedy transition to safer materials while avoiding a “regrettable” pivot to equally harmful chemicals, researchers wrote Thursday in Science. The article focuses...
A federal appeals court on Thursday overturned a ruling by a three-judge panel of the 5th Circuit related to Section 241 of the Mississippi Constitution, which permanently disenfranchises voters convicted of a set of crimes. The full-court 5th Circuit panel held 13-6 that Section 241 does not violate the U.S. Constitution. “Holding Art. XII, Section...
Former President Trump's campaign is contrasting with they call a "unified" GOP at the Republican National Convention with the latest turmoil surrounding President Biden's re-election bid.
President Biden's re-election campaign is under a renewed threat following a report that former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi told Biden polls show he'll lose to Trump and take down the House.
JD Vance hinted during his speech at the Republican National Convention where he might be most often on the campaign trail as he and Trump seek to win the November election.
Republican vice-presidential nominee JD Vance gave a speech Thursday at the Faith & Freedom Coalition's God & Country Breakfast in which he assured social conservatives they will 'always have a seat' in the GOP.