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  • Three Reasons Why People Are Fascinated by Serial Killers

    Three Reasons Why People Are Fascinated by Serial Killers0

    I binge watch crime shows. My roommate is responsible. She got me to watch three episodes of CBS’ “Criminal Minds,” and I was hooked. Recently, I saw Netflix’s “Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile,” a portrayal of Ted Bundy’s life through his girlfriend’s eyes. I also watched Netflix’s “Conversations with a Killer: The Ted Bundy

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  • NBA Moves Away From Title of ‘Owner’ for Its Franchise Executives

    NBA Moves Away From Title of ‘Owner’ for Its Franchise Executives0

    In a league dominated by black athletes, the term “owner” is out of vogue when referencing executives of NBA franchises due to its perceived racial connotation of evoking America’s history of slavery. NBA Commissioner Adam Silver told TMZ Sports stopping the use of the word “owner” makes sense. “We moved away from that term years

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  • Can You Really ‘Ban’ the Negative Effects of Advertising?

    Can You Really ‘Ban’ the Negative Effects of Advertising?0

    The U.K. has recently hit upon a brilliant strategy to do away with harmful or offensive gender stereotypes – they are banning them from advertisements. Following outrage in the past couple of years over ads that were seen as toxic, the U.K. has responded by banning advertising that perpetuates negative stereotypes or equates physical attractiveness

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  • 7 Figures: How Americans Spend Their Time

    7 Figures: How Americans Spend Their Time0

    Every year the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases the American Time Use Survey (ATUS), which measures the amount of time people spend doing various activities, such as paid work, childcare, volunteering, and socializing. Here are seven figures you should know from the latest report: 1. In 2018, 89 percent of full-time employed persons worked on an

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  • The Night Donald Trump Became President

    The Night Donald Trump Became President0

    Thursday night was the night Donald Trump became president. You can imagine the hyperbolic hosannahs that would have been sung if Trump had gone ahead with his planned strikes against Iran, adding to the list of undeclared presidential wars. Instead he pulled back. Hugh Hewitt called it the “big blink,” inviting Liz Cheney – who

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  • New York Restricts Workplace Speech and Freedom of Contract

    New York Restricts Workplace Speech and Freedom of Contract0

    New York has just passed legislation that will tighten restrictions on speech in the workplace by defining it as “harassment” even if it is not harassment as the term is defined in federal law. The new definition of harassment is unconstitutionally over-broad, especially as applied to college campuses. The legislation also amends New York State

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