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VoxAdpocalypse : Explaining YouTube’s Latest Attacks On Journalists And Comedians [VIDEO]0
- Business, Featured, Front Page, Headline News
- June 6, 2019
What began as a feud between Vox video producer Carlos Maza and political comedian Steven Crowder came to an explosive climax on Wednesday when YouTube banned thousands of accounts from their monetary partnership program.
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150-Year-Old School District To Change Its Name Because Of Confederacy Reference 0
- Featured, Political Correctness
- April 18, 2019
Neetu Chandak Republish Reprint School board members voted Tuesday to change the name of a 150-year-old California school district because of a Confederacy reference. Dixie School District’s (DSD) name change cost is around $40,000, according to The Associated Press Wednesday. The name change would go into effect Aug. 22. Dixie was a nickname for southern U.S. states
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One Young Catholic’s View of the Tragedy of Notre Dame 0
- Faith & Freedom, Featured, Front Page, WORLD
- April 16, 2019
Yesterday was really a tough day for me. Watching the burning of a building that has existed for over eight and a half century’s, that has such a significance to Catholicism really hurt. As someone that wasn’t old enough to remember 9/11, watching the central spire fall really gave me a brief glimpse of how
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PETA Trashes Steve Irwin On Twitter, Gets #REKT In The Replies 0
- Featured, Front Page, Political Correctness
- February 23, 2019
Animal Rights Activist Group PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) made the poorly thought out mistake of trashing the legacy of the late Steve Irwin on the anniversary of his birthday. Steve Irwin was best known as The Crocodile Hunter. The controversy began when @GoogleDoodles honored Steve Irwin with a Google Doodle to
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Crowd of Denver Teachers on Strike Rally Outside of Capitol Building in Denver 0
- Featured, Headline News
- February 11, 2019
See the live feed below, courtesy of Fox News: Denver teachers went on strike Monday after failing to reach a pay deal with administrators. The struggle between the two sides has been going on for around a year now, causing multiple reports of walk outs. Denver Public Schools on Twitter had the following to say:
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National Butterfly Center to File Emergency Restraining Order Against Border Wall 0
- Featured, Top News
- February 8, 2019
A Texas butterfly sanctuary among the southern border of the United States is set to file a restraining order against the Trump administration to prevent a wall from being built through its property. It is reported that the restraining order will be preventing the construction of a 36-foot “wall system” until the multiple lawsuits filed
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