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Students at Occidental College in Los Angeles have staked out tents and sleeping bags as they stage a week-long protest to support diversity on campus,… Read More
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In a symbolic attempt to challenge statements issued by Illinois Gov. Bruce Rauner that Syrian refugees are not welcome in his state, lawmakers in Chicago… Read More
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16.1 million Americans served in the Second World War. Amazingly, some of those veterans are still alive today. Frank Levingston, who is said to be… Read More
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A Kentucky couple has decided to “attempt something big” to stop abortion. After watching controversial videos of Planned Parenthood executives, Kevin and Nicole Cook decided they… Read More
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Since Friday’s brutal terrorist attacks in Paris, policymakers are calling for the process refugees go through to resettle in the United States to be halted,… Read More
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Since Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder assumed office, the number of welfare recipients in the state has declined by a staggering 70 percent, according to a… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Many people think the tradition of assimilating immigrants into society is solely an American thing, something not practiced in “blood and soil” Europe. But one… Read More
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A pro-life group complains that Hulu, an online video streaming service, banned its ads from the website because the ads aren’t pro-choice. Hulu is “censoring content”… Read More
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A Planned Parenthood clinic in South Carolina faces state fines for the improper disposal of aborted baby body parts. According to WISTV in South Carolina, the proposed fines range… Read More
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D.C. Central Kitchen, a meal provider and the creator of one of Washington, D.C.’s most successful job training programs, raised over $550,000 last week to… Read More
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Last week, Chicago-based Sister Alicia Torres, a soft-spoken member of the Franciscans of the Eucharist, took first place on the Food Network cooking competition “Chopped.”… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Secretary of Homeland Security Jeh Johnson has 10 days to complete a homework assignment. But this assignment, given to him via a strongly worded letter… Read More
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A black conservative professor who found herself the latest target of student protests nationwide has one thing to say to those calling for her to… Read More
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Each year, American tech workers are laid off in masses across the United States, successively forced by their companies to train lower-wage and often less-skilled… Read More
SocietyCommentary
There are jobs are out there, according to data released Nov. 12 by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. The question is, who wants them? The… Read More
SocietyFeature
NASHVILLE, Tenn.—Ron Vaselech estimates he has spent close to 30 years in prisons across the United States. Time has taken its toll on the kind,… Read More
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A man deported from the United States three times is accused of running over a Dallas police officer and backing into a second cop. The illegal… Read More
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A controversy continues to brew over the red cup introduced by Starbucks to kick off the holiday season: Is the new cup design in line with the Christmas… Read More
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In one Mississippi town, residents are fighting back after an an atheist organization requested that that a Christmas display in their city be removed, organizing… Read More
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A little-known whistleblower lawsuit accuses Planned Parenthood clinics in Iowa of wrongly siphoning millions of American taxpayer dollars with a series of complicated billing schemes… Read More
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Senate Republicans are asking the Department of Homeland Security to explain a leaked agency memo reportedly revealing that federal officials are planning to evade a federal… Read More
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Veterans gathered in Times Square on a wet, rainy morning the day before Veterans Day to watch a video. Producer Stephen Clouse was present… Read More
It has been 234 years since Deborah Samson donned a waistcoat and breeches and, under the alias Robert Shurtliff, became the first recorded woman in U.S…. Read More
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‘Tis the season to be generous. But throughout the year, warmhearted Americans put the United States near the top of the most giving nations in the… Read More
SocietyCommentary
The University of Missouri at Columbia (Mizzou), the state’s flagship public university, has a problem on its hands: Some students and professors are seeking to… Read More
SocietyNews
The Pentagon and professional sports teams seem to have teamed up. The Department of Defense (DOD) has been exposed for paying pro teams to honor… Read More
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A new Christian-based consumer organization that ranks companies based on their friendliness toward people of faith released a Christmas “Best in Class” list, hoping to… Read More
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Nearly a month after a tragic mass shooting shook Umpqua Community College, a rural Oregon county roughly two hours west of the school passed a… Read More
SocietyCommentary
Few Americans oppose religious liberty in the abstract. But what should happen when a general law or policy aimed at advancing the common good unintentionally… Read More
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Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., introduced a bill Wednesday to lift federal prohibitions on marijuana and throw the decision on legalizing the drug squarely into the hands of the states…. Read More
