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Conservative activists and journalists Christopher Rufo and Chris Brunet alleged that Harvard University President Claudine Gay plagiarized portions of her Ph.D. dissertation.

Senate Judiciary Committee Chair Dick Durbin (D-IL) blocked Senator Martha Blackburn's (R-TN) request to release Jeffrey Epstein's flight logs.

A Deadspin article has come under fire after the outlet has falsely accused a young boy of "double racism" for painting half of his face black during a Kansas City Chiefs football game.

Lambda Legal and the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Iowa have filed a lawsuit to overturn an Iowa law that prohibits books with sexual LGBTQ content.

Ireland’s Prime Minister Leo Varadkar is calling for legislation criminalizing "hate speech" following anti-immigration riots.

The city of Murfreesboro, Tennessee, adopted an ordinance that prohibits public displays of homosexuality.

Kirk Cameron is helping launch book fairs across the United States that will offer "wholesome" alternatives to other fairs' offerings.

At a campaign stop in New Hampshire, Donald Trump said that "gasoline-powered engines will be allowed but child sexual mutilation will be banned."

In a recent episode of the "Independent Truths" podcast hosted by Dr. Scott Atlas, Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) voiced concerns over an antiquated federal law that appears to give the U.S. president the authority to shut down all communications.

The program focuses on "[d]ecolonisation, the exploration of alternative epistemologies, feminism, and anti-racism."