How unnecessary laws pit falconry against free speech
Although Timmons is free to fly his birds, federal regulations limit photos, films, and discussions about these symbols of freedom. State and federal laws tightly limit what he can say.
Professor thinks banning these words would fix free speech on college campuses
While speaking at The Heritage Foundation, professor Amy Wax talked about the fallout of her politically incorrect statements in depth, and put forth tangible ideas about how to counter a radical, identity-based grievance culture that’s now rampant in university life.
Trigger warnings heading from the classroom to the stage
Theater companies across the U.S. are increasingly providing warnings and safe spaces for viewers who attend productions with potentially inflammatory or disturbing content so that more sensitive viewers will be prepared.
4 in 10 college students say it is OK to disrupt a speaker on campus
The survey shows that 79 percent of undergraduate students said the First Amendment’s protections for free speech need to be respected and followed, yet 41 percent said it was appropriate to shut down or disrupt a speaker on campus.
Why this Berkeley student is standing for her beliefs on gender
Over 1,000 persons have signed a petition demanding that Chow resign from student government or face a recall. She also has faced pushback on social media.
Opinion: Trump’s early Christmas gift that too few appreciate
For every American, Christmas came early this year. President Donald Trump gave everyone a gift they did not ever expect; but far too few appreciate it. He gifted our nation with the most aggressive tax cut in decades.
Fact Check: Did Tomi Lahren say ‘Obama created Festivus to destroy Christmas’?
A meme posted this month on Facebook from the progressive page Left Action shows Fox News contributor Tomi Lahren arguing that former President Barack Obama created the Festivus holiday to destroy Christmas. Did she really say that?
Children with Down syndrome ‘applying to be on the endangered species list’ to avoid extinction
In the U.S., at least 67 percent of babies diagnosed with Down syndrome are aborted. In the U.K., that number is closer to 90 percent. In Denmark, it’s 98 percent.
Trump affirms life of ‘born and unborn,’ promotes adoption
“Adoption affirms the inherent value of human life and signals that every child — born or unborn — is wanted and loved,” Trump said
Here’s how much red tape Trump has cut
The Trump administration reported $23 billion in savings from 176 deregulatory actions in fiscal year 2018. The administration also issued 65 percent fewer “significant” rules than the Obama administration, and 51 percent fewer than the Bush administration.
Study reveals religious upbringing better for kids’ health, well-being
A recent Harvard study reveals that children who had a religious upbringing are likely to be healthier and have a higher degree of well-being in early adulthood than those who did not.
Trump tax cuts spur unexpectedly high state revenues
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act touted by President Donald Trump is one of three reasons that at least 19 states are reporting unexpectedly high general fund revenue halfway through fiscal year 2019, tax policy expert Adam Michel.