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Frontier Too Racist: Library Association Rejects ‘Laura Ingalls Wilder’ Award Title
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The American Library Association is trying to politically-correct historical American frontier. The Laura Ingalls Wilder Medal was changed to the Children’s Literature Legacy Award in a...
Supreme Court change sparks birth control discussions
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8 years ago
From CNN: The news of Justice Anthony Kennedy's retirement prompted some women to turn to Twitter to encourage others to get an IUD. An intrauterine device can prevent pregnancy for up to 12...
Marc Thiessen: The Southern Poverty Law Center has lost all credibility
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After years of smearing good people with false charges of bigotry, the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC) has finally been held to account. A former Islamic radical named Maajid Nawaz sued the...
Accused Mosque Bombers Sold Bogus 'Patriot' Cash
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Source An Illinois trio bombed a mosque and a women’s health clinic, according a federal indictment filed last week. Then they tried to set up rural militia, sell their neighbors a phony...
In Europe's east, a border town strains under China's Silk Road train boom
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8 years ago
It's doubtful that many American's understand what this new rail service between China and Europe means. The route is the old silk road and has now connected China with London England and points...
Sarah Sanders’s Red Hen moment shows mob, media mentality
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8 years ago
Sarah Huckabee Sanders’s booting from a Virginia restaurant is just a symptom of a much wider illness of left-wing intolerance. It’s part of a growing pattern of intimidation and mob scenes...
Supreme Court deals blow to unions, rules against forced fees for government workers
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In a major legal and political defeat for big labor, the Supreme Court ruled 5-4 Wednesday that state government workers cannot be forced to pay so-called "fair share" fees to support collective...
US Supreme Court deals blow to labor unions, ruling 5-4 that public sector unions may not collect mandatory fees from non-members
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The Supreme Court has upended a decades-old precedent that allowed unions to collect fees from government employees, including those who were not actually part of the union. The justices rules 5-4...
Supreme Court deals sharp defeat to public employee unions, banning mandatory fees
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8 years ago
BOOYEAH.....The Trifecta. The Supreme Court dealt labor unions a sharp defeat Wednesday, ruling that teachers, police officers and other public employees cannot be forced to pay dues or...
SUPREME COURT SCOTUS Sides With Pro-life Pregnancy Centers Against California Law
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The Supreme Court has decided in favor of crisis pregnancy centers in NILFA v. Becerra by a tight vote of 5-4. Justice Clarence Thomas wrote the opinion, explaining that the California law...
ABC News reeling after anti-Trump 'practice' headline creates humiliating error; was hostile staffer to blame?
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ABC News allowed a wildly malicious, false graphic to make it on air and the network hasn’t explained who is responsible. ABC News did not immediately respond when asked a series of...
PHILLY SCHOOLS ADD MUSLIM HOLIDAYS BY CUTTING JEWISH ONE
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PHILLY SCHOOLS ADD MUSLIM HOLIDAYS BY CUTTING JEWISH ONE By Johanna Markind, American Thinker, June 22, 2018: Introduction Back when public schools were overwhelmingly Christian,...
Sen. Orrin Hatch pays tribute to Charles Krauthammer
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Nearly a week after the death of conservative commentator Charles Krauthammer, Utah Sen. Orrin Hatch issued a touching tribute, saying Krauthammer's “intellect was boundless.” The lawmaker...
Venezuela crisis: UN says security forces killed hundreds
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8 years ago
Venezuelan security forces have carried out hundreds of arbitrary killings under the guise of fighting crime, the UN's human rights body says. In a report, it cites "shocking" accounts of young...
U.S. Supreme Court rules against unions over non-member fees
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8 years ago
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday dealt a blow to organized labor, ruling that non-members cannot be forced in certain states to pay fees to unions representing public employees...
Trump's Trade War Really Might Be Easy to Win
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8 years ago
Trump knows when to hold ‘em and knows when to fold ‘em, knows when to walk away and knows when to run, as Kenny Rogers advised all poker players. He was holding a losing hand when it came to...
Trump is grating, but he's a true leader — and America needs him
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I was just reminded of Canada’s odd view of the United States by returning, for I think the third or fourth time, to Steve Paikin’s The Agenda on TVOntario, to respond to his questions about my...
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