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It's not just President Donald Trump who thinks "fake news" is a problem. Even the Washington Post's Bob Woodward is warning that some reporters are becoming "emotionally unhinged" covering President Trump and crossing over into a "tone of ridicule."
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I teach in a law school. I have previously recounted some of the provocative measures that I now find it necessary to use in the classroom. To prepare my students to receive an education in law I must first give them remedial instruction in critical and logical reasoning. I find
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"From whom do we first learn about love?" I asked every student in my high school theology classes the same question. There is always a hand or two from the guessers in the classroom. I would call on one of them, knowing their answer.
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What we haven't heard in any of the pronouncements on the various Massachusetts State Police scandals is the one thing that's vital: A full and public account of what happened.
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One of the nation's most prestigious newspapers recently put out a weekend edition that prominently featured an essay on how much human life has improved in these last two centuries. The author is Harvard psychologist Steven Pinker, whom we have heard on more than one occasion described as
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The U.S. Supreme Court hears oral arguments Tuesday morning for a case stemming from a California law that tries to force pro-life pregnancy centers to tell clients where they can get an abortion. State officials in California claim pregnancy centers run by volunteers are commercial entities, and that it&
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Give Dilbert cartoonist Scott Adams the Nobel Peace Prize. Or at least the Pulitzer Prize for commentary.
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For the first time in a long time … Mark Zuckerberg got it wrong. Big time. And it's leading to an implosion of Facebook … because it turns out we really don't actually like anyone. Follow me for a minute. And keep in mind – I literally do this
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