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US senator expresses concerns about Irish bill that would restrict free speech

U.S. Sen. JD Vance wrote a letter to the Irish UN ambassador Tuesday, expressing concern over a bill in Ireland that would punish people for free speech and expression.

UW regents meet after DEI rollback deal with lawmakers falls through

The Universities of Wisconsin board of regents held a closed meeting Tuesday after a controversial diversity spending deal with the state's Republican-led Legislature fell through.

Will Sununu endorsement of Haley make a dent in Trump’s massive lead in GOP presidential primary race?

Republican Gov. Chris Sununu of New Hampshire endorses former ambassador to the United Nations and former South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley for the GOP presidential nomination

Ex-NSA official Harry Coker confirmed as White House cyber chief despite Republican censorship worries

Harry Coker, a retired naval officer and former NSA official, will be the second person ever to hold the title of cybersecurity chief after being confirmed by the Senate in a 59-40 vote.

Biden slams Congress for not passing Ukraine funding: ‘It’s stunning’

Biden spoke during a press conference at the White House with Ukraine President Zelensky

Kamala Harris’ new campaign spokesman called for defunding the police, packing the Supreme Court

President Biden's campaign confirmed that Brian Fallon, a former Clinton staffer and leader of left-wing judicial group Demand Justice, will act as Vice President Harris' comms lead.

Calls grow for Congress to subpoena Jeffrey Epstein’s flight logs despite Democrat ‘stonewalling’

Rep. Tim Burchett, R-Tenn., became the latest lawmaker to call for the subpoena of Jeffrey Epstein's flight logs, despite what he called Democrat "stonewalling."

Abandoning Ukraine sends message that US is no longer leader of the free world

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky traveled Tuesday to Capitol Hill to plead his case. He was met with skepticism and even some measure of hostility.

Quarantine without due process, fixing campus antisemitism and other commentary

In April 2022, attorney Bobbie Anne Cox filed suit against Gov. Kathy Hochul and the state Department of Health, notes Rebecca Sugar at the...

Harvard’s defense of feckless Claudine Gay: Letters to the Editor — Dec. 13, 2023

The Issue: Harvard President Claudine Gay’s House testimony and Harvard’s subsequent defense of her.

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