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  • Is it Unconstitutional for Unions to Force Teachers to Pay Dues?

    Is it Unconstitutional for Unions to Force Teachers to Pay Dues?0

    This past Monday, the Supreme Court heard arguments in a case known as Friedrichs v. California Teachers Association. The case, advanced by a handful of California public school teachers, argues that teachers should not have to pay dues to unions which bargain for political projects or contract provisions with which they do not agree. But

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  • In Wisconsin, It’s No Longer PC to Root for Your Team

    In Wisconsin, It’s No Longer PC to Root for Your Team0

    High school sporting events are normally times of noise, excitement, and school spirit. But thanks to the pervasive PC culture, such elements are no longer allowed at some Wisconsin high schools. According to the Huffington Post: “The Wisconsin Interscholastic Athletic Association has deemed familiar chants such as ‘air ball’ and ‘scoreboard’ offensive, and has tried

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  • Cologne Sexual Assualts: It’s called ‘Taharrush Gamea’

    Cologne Sexual Assualts: It’s called ‘Taharrush Gamea’0

    The Daily Mail reports that the Cologne attack, in which 1,000 men who were likely Muslim given their ethnicity attacked women on New Year’s Eve, may actually be called “Taharrush Gamea”. Here’s how they describe it: “Police fear a gang-rape phenomenon known as ‘taharrush gamea’ in the Arab world and seen in attacks on women

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  • Author: The West is Paralyzed by Horror

    Author: The West is Paralyzed by Horror0

    Why has the West’s response to violence perpetrated by radical Muslims been rather lukewarm? Why do leaders keep insisting that Islam is a “religion of peace”?    These are the questions many Europeans and Americans are asking themselves, and noted economist and author David Goldman has an intriguing answer. According to Goldman, “The root of

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  • 10 Quotes from Bertrand Russell on Education and Life

    10 Quotes from Bertrand Russell on Education and Life0

    • January 13, 2016

    1. “Without effort and change, human life cannot remain good.”   2. “We are faced with the paradoxical fact that education has become one of the chief obstacles to intelligence and freedom of thought.”   3. “The principal source of the harm done by the State is the fact that power is its chief end.”   4. “Most people

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  • The State of the Union Hasn’t Always Been Political Theater

    The State of the Union Hasn’t Always Been Political Theater0

    The State of the Union has become an occasion for political showmanship and partisan display.  But it wasn’t always that way. It was originally instituted by the Constitution as an opportunity for the President to “recommend … such Measures as he shall judge necessary and expedient.” But most presidents didn’t take the opportunity to appear

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