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Capitulation to student protests at Mizzou and Yale show how universities now exist to instill political conformity rather than to teach.
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Staff training to prevent harassment and assault is crucial at all facilities, and full access to health care is imperative.
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Last Friday, the William F. Buckley, Jr. Program hosted its fifth annual conference on “The Future of Free Speech.” Planned over six months ago, the daylong conference brought together 14 distinguished guests from policy, journalism and academia to discuss contemporary issues of free speech. The prospect of our panelists speaking freely, however, did not sit well with everyone at Yale.
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From Burma to Iran to Cuba, dictators take advantage of lifted sanctions to sustain their rule.
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We forget World War I at our own peril. Whether we know it or not, society continues to experience its aftershocks today.
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Mr. Trump, who has misstated facts about his own life story and about his presidential campaign, challenged elements of Mr. Carson’s autobiography, including an account of trying to stab a childhood friend.
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Two weeks of new thermal scanning in Egypt’s Giza pyramids have identified anomalies in the 4,500 year-old burial structures, including a major one in the largest pyramid, the Antiquities Ministry announced Monday.
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Good news for Ben Carson, Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz: The more Republican voters see them, the more they like them.
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Screenshot of invitation to fifth annual conference. Attendees at the William F. Buckley, Jr. Program’s “Fifth Annual Conference on the Future of Free Speech: Threats in Higher Education and Beyond” were greeted with Yale free speech event attendees get spat on, called “racist” by liberals...
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Luxembourg’s Foreign Minister has warned the migrant crisis could break up EU member states and lead to “actual war”
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Well, whaddya know? Maybe those Hillary Clinton emails didn’t include top-secret information after all. At least, that’s the conclusion reportedly drawn by Director of National Intelligence James C...
#364063
"...actually a partisan attack..."
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Lifting the crude oil export ban would enable American producers to take advantage of huge opportunities for significant world-market share. Domestic petroleum companies would prosper even at current oil prices. In turn, this would power substantial economic growth—including a manufacturing renaissance—and help reestablish U.S. geopolitical influence. Thousands and eventually millions of jobs would be created throughout the economy.Oddly (or some would say, predictably) President Barack Obama opposes lifting the export ban for U.S. companies yet supports lifting the same ban on Iran, which is part of the nuclear deal. Bipartisan support for banning the ban, however, might put legislation on the president’s desk before the new year. Is there an overriding reason to keep the ban in place?In the 1970s, the U.S. imposed a crude oil export ban in reaction to several factors, including the Arab oil embargo in retaliation for our support of Israel, rising energy prices, and peaking domestic production. For the last 40 years, the ban has stayed in place ostensibly to achieve energy independence.
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Venezuelans will now once again be able to purchase French fries at local franchises at $133 for a large serving.
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The Danes apparently have had enough of Sanders insulting their country. Denmark is not a socialist nation, says its prime minister. It has a "market economy."
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But Carson’s feisty news conference was most memorable for his willingness to push back against the media double standard: "I do not remember this level of scrutiny for one President Barack Obama when he was running; in fact I remember just the opposite."
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It was verbal and informal, but "by any fair-minded description, it was an offer."
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Legal victory alone won’t save states from Obama’s carbon crusade.
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"It was clearly a big deal for him at the time, and yeah I absolutely believe it's true and there's really no reason for him to tell a story like that, like I said, before any of this fame cam...
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Personal stories have a powerful role in the area of persuasion.
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Rand Paul blamed big-spending politicians of both Left and Right for accumulating a debt larger than the $18 trillion official figure.
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President Obama and Secretary of State John Kerry were convinced their one-sided nuclear deal would lead to better relations with Iran, but it’s already doing the reverse. Tehran has taken two more...
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A mere 7 percent of journalists identify as Republicans, and when they do give money to political campaigns they usually donate to Democrats, lending evidence to Republican presidential candidates’ claims that they are facing a hostile audience when they deal with the press.
