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Yesterday Boston played host to an onslaught of hatred, intolerance, and ignorance. And no, it did not come spewing forth from the "bigoted" "anti-trans" van that came visiting. It started when the Free Speech Bus, sponsored by CitizenGO, the National Organization for Marriage, and the International
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It is amazing how easily people can be offended by anything to do with religion. Consider the victims of Radnor Township, a suburb northwest of Philadelphia. The town is home to Villanova University, a nationally prestigious school that one resident admits is important "to our community."
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As shocking as it is that a public official would publicly tip off lawbreakers about secret law enforcement activity, the subsequent public comments of Massachusetts state Representative Michelle DuBois are almost as shocking. On Tuesday, DuBois posted on her Facebook page that she had heard a rumor of a forthcoming
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Do you think the school bus driver in Chelmsford who told the cops he'd just smoked marijuana is in trouble? Legally, it's cloudy.
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Having just spent the last week on the rugged, spectacularly beautiful island of Crete 150 miles north of the coast of Libya, I have come away with a key observation about the crisis of Muslim refugees flooding the Western world. There are only a few, if any, Muslim refugees seeking
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In the nascent days of post-World War II conservatism, Senator Barry Goldwater coined a phrase that defined the limited political goals of moderate Eisenhower-era Republicans. Goldwater referred to the Administration of Republican President Dwight Eisenhower as a "dime-store New Deal." Disappointed in the GOP's contentment with
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To say that Americans are divided over politics is to give too much credit to the substantive merits of the role of ideas in the formation of public opinion and not enough to the erosion of the language through which such ideas are discussed. We have learned from a generation
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The students who run the newspaper at the College of the Holy Cross in Worcester, Massachusetts want to ditch "Crusader" as the paper's name. The president of the college wants to get rid of it, too, as the school's mascot and nickname for sports
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