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(CAMPUS REFORM) The University of Illinois recently sent out a mass email to its students asking them not to wear offensive costumes. "I’d also like to remind you to celebrate respectfully without engaging in inappropriate misrepresentations of cultures and minoritized communities," Vice-Chancellor Danita Brown Young told students. The email noted that students should not wear…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Health.] By Jerry Rogers Real Clear Health The coronavirus pandemic has taught us for certain that public health experts should stick to public health. After suffering through months of the COVID-19 lockdowns and surges, American’s are fully aware how politics and misinformation can negatively impact…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Investigations.] By Richard Bernstein Real Clear Investigations When pro-democracy protests in Hong Kong were reaching their height last year, China's government demanded that Apple Computer remove from its stores an app that enabled demonstrators to track police checkpoints and protest hotspots. Apple complied, explaining that…

(THE BLAZE) California Gov. Gavin Newsom sent his children back to their private school this week, while at the same time, the state has forbid hundreds of thousands of other kids from attending school in-person. Many people saw this development as an unjust double standard. Calling all Americans to take back our constitutional freedoms Newsom…

(KFOX) El Paso is making international headlines for the COVID-19 outbreak. As emergency responders are being recognized across the nation, El Paso's first responders may be facing more danger from COVID-19 than anyone else. El Paso firefighters in the trenches of the COVID-19 pandemic, cannot talk on the record about the number of people they…

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy has not ruled out the idea of locking down his state again amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. Despite more than seven months of data showing shutdowns of business activity and religious gatherings can be harmful to public health, the Democratic governor is reserving the option to place severe restrictions on…

By Mary Margaret Olohan Daily Caller News Foundation Kelly Kean Sharp resigned Tuesday from her assistant professorship at Furman University following accusations that she pretended to be non-white, a university spokesman said. An anonymous person outed the African American history scholar through a Medium post, InsideHigherEd reported. The anonymous writer said that he or she…