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“The First Amendment does not allow campus officials to establish free-expression black-out days, even on occasions that may be emotional or politically polarizing,” said Gadeir Abbas, CAIR’s national deputy litigation director.
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Washington, DC (August 2, 2024) – Today, the New Civil Liberties Alliance, together with its founder Professor Philip Hamburger, filed an
Read moreTop photo is a screenshot of President Joseph R. Biden taking the oath of office. Joe Biden and Kamala Harris
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Could the site of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address be used for a flag burning protest? (Anthony C. Hayes) GETTYSBURG, PA. —
Read moreI couldn’t help myself. I know, I should know better, but sometimes I just feel the need to engage people
Read moreHugh Marston Hefner. The name is recognizable to anyone over the age of 12. The brand he created 64 years
Read moreDo we still remember this? Should we even be taking about it now, two months later? Hell, we got NFL
Read moreA bill intended to prevent voter suppression was passed by the House of Delegates 90-46 on Tuesday, after a heated argument between Democrats and Republicans about the impact of the legislation on Marylanders’ civil rights.
HB220, which passed along party lines, would enable the attorney general to go to court and seek injunctive relief in cases where the attorney general believes voter intimidation and ballot fraud has a high probability of influencing the results of an election.
Read moreThe interwebs are abuzz with the Chick–fil–A controversy. As I was scrolling through my Facebook news feed, I came across this
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