The Year’s Best In Unnecessary Censorship
Jimmy Kimmel gives us a look at the year’s most memorable event that were censored for no real reason.
Jimmy Kimmel gives us a look at the year’s most memorable event that were censored for no real reason.
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Ted Goodman President Donald Trump has issued 12 executive orders in his first three weeks as president, immediately fulfilling a series of campaign promises made throughout the year and a half presidential campaign. Former President Barack Obama had issued 14 executive orders by the end of his third week, two more than Trump….
By Blake Neff The University of California may explicitly recognize a right for students to not be offended, if a resolution under consideration is approved by the board of regents next week. The resolution, publicized by UCLA law professor Eugene Volokh at The Washington Post, reads as follows: Intolerance has no place at the University…
Nick Givas on January 28, 2019 Retired NYU professor Dr. Michael Rectenwald explained how educators are encouraging the spread of socialism throughout college campuses, on “Fox & Friends” Monday. “You had professors going over to the Soviet Union from America, going over to the Soviet Union, learning about the Soviet system of education. And being convinced…
by Michael Bastasch A top confidant to Hillary Clinton campaign chair John Podesta suggested the person who told the former secretary of state she could use a private email should be “drawn and quartered,” according to a leaked email chain. “Do we actually know who told Hillary she could use a private email?” Neera Tanden, president…
LISTEN TO TLR’S LATEST PODCAST: By Robert Donachie White middle-aged Americans are dying at faster rates than any time in recent memory, according to research by Princeton University Professors Anne Case and Angus Deaton. Mortality rates for white non-Hispanic persons with a high school education or less now surpass those of blacks overall, the professors…
By Kody Fairfield The classroom is supposed to be a place to express different ideas and hold honest debate. It is meant to help develop critical thinking and remove fallacy and bias from reasonable arguments. Unfortunately, someone forgot to tell a professor at Orange Coast College (OCC) in Costa Mesa, California. Olga Perez Stable Cox, a…
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