America's college campuses, where speech isn't so free anymore
Welcome to America's college campuses, where the feelings of students
are never to be bruised and where freedom of speech is reserved for only
some of those doing the speaking. Examples abound from coast to coast.
  
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It all depends on who counts Conyer's signatures
John Conyers, who has represented the Detroit area in Congress for
almost half a century, asked the Michigan secretary of state to put him
back on the primary ballot.
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Oregon judge blocks anti-gay group from defending same-sex marriage ban
A federal judge has ruled that the anti-gay National Organization for
Marriage has no standing to defend Oregon's constitutional ban on
same-sex marriage and that he will make a ruling on the ban's legality Monday.
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The VA's Deadly Bureaucratic Drones
At least 40 American veterans are dead thanks to bureaucratic delays at
Veterans Affairs clinics. But you wouldn't know it from VA Secretary
Gen. Eric Shinseki's bland and bloodless demeanor at a Senate hearing Thursday. He droned on like an apathetic office manager fielding complaints about the copier being jammed.
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Let the separation come
The question of "gay Christianity" is not a minor issue. That's why I
welcome the coming separation over this issue. And as painful as the
division will be within churches, denominations, ministries, and even
families, it is absolutely necessary and unavoidable.
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Animal rights groups to pay Feld, Ringling Bros. $15 million in elephant lawsuit
A 14-year battle over the care of Feld Entertainment's circus elephants ended Thursday with the Humane Society of the United States and others paying a $15.75 million settlement.
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