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Many of the nation's colleges have become a force for evil and a focal point for the destruction of traditional American values. The threat to our future lies in the fact that today's college students are tomorrow's teachers, professors, judges, attorneys, legislators and policymakers. A recent Brookings Institution poll suggests that nearly half of college students believe that hate speech is not protected by the First Amendment. Of course, it is. Fifty-one percent of students think that it's acceptable to shout down a speaker with whom they disagree. About 20 percent of students hold that it's acceptable to use violence to prevent a speaker from speaking. Over 50 percent say colleges should prohibit speech and viewpoints that might offend certain people. Contempt for the First Amendment and other constitutional guarantees is probably shared by the students' high school teachers, as well as many college professors.

Robinson's account had been deleted for 18 hours before Instagram reactivated it.

Days of unprecedented protests aimed at Iran's sluggish economy along with biting sanctions imposed by President Trump are ramping up pressure Tuesday on the Islamic Republic's ruling class and causing many analysts to wonder if regime change could be on the horizon.

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It is a public school

“.@Troy_Balderson of Ohio is running for Congress - so important to the Republican Party. Troy is strong on crime and Borders, loves our Military, our Vets and our Second Amendment. Troy will strongly protect...”

“Senator Claire McCaskill of the GREAT State of Missouri flew around in a luxurious private jet during her RV tour of the state. RV’s are not for her. People are really upset, so phony! Josh Hawley should win big, and has my full endorsement.”

“John James is a potential Republican Star who has a Senate primary election tomorrow in Michigan. If he becomes the Republican candidate, he will beat the Open Borders, weak on Crime, Democrat, Debbie Stabenow. Vote for John James and Make America Great Again!”

After years of talking and planning and delays due to privacy concerns, Philadelphia plans to start its own program to give municipal identification cards to people without government-issued IDs.

Faces possible jail time

President Macron's government has passed a law that protects pedophiles against rape charges.

Several California professors slammed the Berkeley Police Department after it posted the mugshots of Antifa protesters arrested Sunday at a rally where windows were smashed, citizens were punched and dozens of weapons were confiscated by cops.

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Austin Clay, who identified himself as the man who took a pickaxe to Donald Trump's Hollywood Walk of Fame star, was arraigned Monday in Los Angeles County Court — and discovered precisely how much his "resistance" could end up costing him.

Bret Easton Ellis, author of "American Psycho" and "Less Than Zero," is a pretty dark guy. He's also quite funny and he doesn't suffer fools gladly. More, he's got a reasonable take on politics (unusual for a card-carrying member of the Left Coast glitterati).

Democratic Sen. Joe Donnelly in an interview Monday broke with his liberal base, opposing single-payer healthcare and rejecting calls to abolish the Immigration and Customs Enforcement agency.

An alleged major drug trafficker known as ?Reaper?

After a bloody Chicago weekend that left a dozen dead and another 62 wounded, Mayor Rahm Emanuel is facing a mounting political crisis -- with his rivals emboldened as they aim to unseat him in the looming mayoral election.

Minorities including a one-year-old Roma child shot following far-right gains, but discrimination often unacknowledged.

'That's a fair point'

Anybody who has watched at least one episode of Law & Order knows that in America, anyone accused of a crime is considered “innocent until proven guilty.” That’s the way it should be, at least. When a person is accused of a crime, the burden of proof belongs to the accuser.

Watch for the Democratic split to deepen and widen as the party’s 2020 presidential wannabes, likely an even larger field than the 17 contenders Republicans struggled with in 2016, begin their public maneuvering.

On Tuesday, New York Mayor Bill De Blasio launched an attack on Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp., the parent company of Fox News.

Tensions at the Paul Manafort fraud trial grew so heated Monday that the judge suggested that one of Robert Mueller’s prosecutors was crying during a discussion out of the jury’s earshot, according to a transcript of the proceedings.

Google, Apple, and Facebook have decided to ban Alex Jones from their respective platforms.