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This is one article in the series “Gals with Guns” by Emily Hughes. This series takes a look into a variety of women gun owners, their experiences and the future of gun rights and ownership in the United States. Janalee Tobias was a mother of two who trusted in the women who spoke for her […]

From Campus Reform: Three professors have blamed the Orlando mass shooting on “toxic masculinity,” “ultranationalist” discourse, and “wide availability (and fetishization) of weapons.” Their essays, collected on Ohio State University’s Mujeres Talk blog, appeared in a post titled “Countering Hate with Knowledge, Fury, and Protest: Three Latina/o Studies Scholars Respond to Orlando Massacre.” “To say […]

The shooting attack happened in 2014, but was only released recently due to objections from victims’ families. One student was killed and two others were hurt by the shotgun-wielding assailant before he was disarmed by student Jon Meis, who used pepper spray to do so.

Regular Republicans may still be skittish about him but even their most eloquent and articulate critics on the left are hard put to make a coherent case against the presumptive Republican candidate for president. This was evident at Accuracy in Academia’s second authors’ night in June with John Wilson. Refusing to directly answer questions, Wilson […]

Read it for yourself to believe it: “White Rage” is the force behind the many struggles faced by the black community today, according to a newly released book written by an African-American Studies Professor at Emory University. “White Rage: The Unspoken Truth of Our Racial Divide,” penned by Emory historian Dr. Carol Anderson, argues that […]

Um, but the attacker pledged loyalty to the Islamic State, a radical Islamist terrorist organization. How is that white supremacy?

From Campus Reform: The American Association of University Professors (AAUP) voted unanimously Saturday to place Mizzou on its censure list, a warning to potential faculty members that the AAUP cannot guarantee academic freedom or due process at an institution. This comes after an investigation launched by the AAUP in March found that Melissa Click was […]

Both Santa Clara University and Loyola Marymount University have been told by the Department of Health and Human Services that they must provide health insurance coverage for abortions, which the schools say it goes against their religious conscience.

Editor’s Note: This piece was originally published at the American Spectator. I was attending a graduation party Sunday afternoon when a former student asked for my thoughts on the shooting in Orlando. We both expressed our obvious horror at the immediate inhumanity: the dead, the maimed, the agony of the families, the callousness, the monstrousness. […]

Government mandates are not looked upon in a good light in America, and Common Core is one manifestation of such animosity between citizen and government: The California Alliance of Researchers for Equity in Education (CAREE), which brings together more than 100 university-based education researchers, recently released aResearch Brief, titled “Common Core State Standards Assessments in California: […]

WASHINGTON — Over the weekend, the Trump train took a more faith-friendly route, making a stop at the Faith and Freedom Coalition’s Road to Majority conference in Washington D.C. That didn’t stop Donald Trump from speaking about whom he refers to as “Crooked Hillary Clinton.” Friday afternoon the businessman announced he would like to challenge […]

Wonder if the Wellesley College is continuing the gender card narrative from the Hillary Clinton camp, but it’s interesting (even funny!) that UPenn is silent over Donald Trump. Liberals are embarrassed by one of their own?