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University of Colorado Boulder No. 5 in free speech report

(The Center Square) – The University of Colorado Boulder is now ranked fifth in the nation for free speech. That’s according to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression’s “2026 College Free Speech Rankings” report. Though it’s the same rating as last year, the university has been consistently trending upward in its ratings over the past […]

‘Resilience and hope’ in Galveston: 125 years after greatest storm in US history

(The Center Square) – Hope remains 125 years after the Great Storm of 1900 decimated Galveston Island. On Sept. 8, 1900, a massive hurricane tore through Galveston, creating an estimated $30 million worth of damages at the time. The last wind speed measured 100 miles an hour before instruments were blown away. The tide reached roughly 16 […]

Kaelan Deese says latest Epstein release is a ‘double win’ for Republicans

Washington Examiner’s Justice Department Reporter Kaelan Deese predicted that the lack of a “smoking gun” in the files released by the House Oversight Committee will be a “win” for the GOP. Late convicted sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein was the center of a flurry of files received by the committee Monday. Among the files was Epstein’s […]

Sotomayor, Barrett encourage public to read Supreme Court opinions as decisions get fiery

Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Amy Coney Barrett are each telling the public to read the Supreme Court‘s opinions on major cases for themselves, rather than rely on media coverage of the high court’s decisions. The plea from the justices comes as both women are speaking publicly to promote books published on Tuesday. Each has authored […]

Columbia scores an ‘F’ for free speech climate while Harvard climbs out of the woods

Over 60% of universities in the United States earned an “F” rating for their ability to facilitate a free speech environment, according to a free speech watchdog. Columbia University remains the second-worst university to attend for free speech this year, with its counterpart Barnard College replacing Harvard University as this year’s worst in the College […]

Cracker Barrel continues rebrand backtrack by suspending interior redesigns

Cracker Barrel said Tuesday it is “continuing to listen” to consumers opposed to its rebrand, saying it won’t remodel any restaurants yet to receive one. The restaurant chain created a firestorm on social media last month when most people strongly criticized its new logo, and a brighter interior redesign also garnered criticism. Cracker Barrel said […]

North Carolina GOP lawmakers call for removal of judge who freed Charlotte stabbing suspect

A group of 10 North Carolina Republicans is calling for the removal of state Magistrate Judge Teresa Stokes, accusing her of misconduct after she released a repeat offender who allegedly went on to kill a 23-year-old woman on a Charlotte light rail train. In a letter sent Tuesday to Chief District Court Judge Roy Wiggins, obtained by the Washington […]

Democratic candidates continue to maintain leads in New Jersey and Virginia governor races

The most recent polling in this year’s gubernatorial races in New Jersey and Virginia has indicated that the Democratic candidates are maintaining their wide leads. In Virginia, a poll from Virginia Commonwealth University released Tuesday found former Rep. Abigail Spanberger maintaining her lead over Lt. Gov. Winsome Earle-Sears by 9 points, or 49% to 40%. […]

Trump insists Epstein birthday letter is ‘dead issue’ as president’s signature scrutinized

President Donald Trump said his supposed birthday letter to former friend Jeffrey Epstein was a “dead issue” twice on Tuesday, one day after the House Oversight Committee released a trove of documents related to the late sex trafficker. Trump declined to comment on the matter. “I don’t comment on something that’s a dead issue,” he […]

Michigan judge dismisses charges against 15 alleged 2020 fake electors

President Donald Trump was handed another legal victory on Tuesday after a Michigan judge dismissed criminal charges against a group of people accused of attempting to certify Trump as the winner of the state in 2020. District Court Judge Kristen D. Simmons announced on Tuesday that the 15 Michigan Republicans, who faced charges of forgery […]
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