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Nov 22 2023
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Catholic all-girls college will admit men who identify as trans women
[Editor's note: This story originally was published by The Daily Signal.] Saint Mary’s College in Notre Dame, Indiana, will begin allowing men who identify as women to enroll at the college in the fall of 2024, an email obtained by The Daily Signal shows. President Katie Conboy told faculty in an email sent Tuesday afternoon that “Saint Mary’s will consider undergraduate applicants whose sex
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Nov 27 2023
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JUST IN: Suspect in Shooting of Three Palestinian College Students in Vermont Brought In to Police Custody
A suspect in the shooting of three Palestinian college students at the University of Vermont was apprehended Sunday afternoon, according to a statement released by the local police department. Burlington PD arrested Jason J. Eaton, 48, Sunday afternoon near the scene of the attack in what they believe is a “hate-motivated attack” after a search of his home uncovered evidence that led
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Nov 24 2023
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Ohio State At Michigan Is College Football’s Biggest Bet 2023 Regular Season Game
The behemoth Big Ten battle of undefeated college football heavyweights has arrived. The big house in Ann Arbor is where “The Game” will be decided between Ohio State and Michigan, who are both 11-0 as they determine the East division champion. The winner advances to next week’s Big Ten Championship game vs. Iowa. The 119th Ohio State-Michigan rivalry winner will also secure a spot in the
Forbes
Nov 08 2023
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Biden, Hillary Clinton Crow About Democrat Electoral Victories - It's Abortion, Stupid
Tuesday night did not go well for Republicans. There were no big gains for Republicans. Joe Biden’s unpopularity didn’t matter. One issue was on the minds of voters and that issue is abortion. Democrats are making it clear that they will continue to use their playbook that has been used since the Supreme Court ruled that abortion is a states issue, not a federal issue. Every election since
HotAir
Oct 24 2023
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Lawmakers ready final votes on new NC electoral maps
RALEIGH, N.C. (WTVD) -- The North Carolina House and Senate each took up bills Tuesday afternoon for new electoral maps, which could shape representation in the state for the remainder of the decade. First, the Senate passed SB 757, which would usher in new Congressional boundaries. Currently, North Carolina is represented by seven Republicans and seven Democrats, though political analysts
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Mar 19 2019
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Elizabeth Warren Calls for Ending Electoral College
Senator Elizabeth Warren, the Massachusetts Democrat who has based her presidential bid on trying to outpace rivals with robust policy proposals, added more ideas to her liberal agenda on Monday night: getting rid of the Electoral College, removing Confederate statues, and creating a national commission to study reparations for black Americans.
Ms. Warren’s remarks came during an
New York Times (News)
Nov 11 2023
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College sports: Mavericks win again at region event
KANSAS CITY, MO. — Malik Willingham had 18 points and eight assists as Minnesota State defeated Arkansas Monticello 69-57 in a nonconference men’s basketball game Saturday at the Central Region Challenge. The Mavericks, who never trailed ion the game, led 32-27 at halftime, and the biggest lead of the second half was 37-29 with 14 minutes to play. Elijah Hazekamp and Dylan Peeters each scored
Mankato Free Press
Nov 23 2023
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Iowa-Nebraska Features Lowest Over/Under Betting Total in College Football History
Iowa and Nebraska are set to do battle Friday in what is anticipated to be an extremely low-scoring affair. In fact, the Hawkeyes-Cornhuskers clash has the lowest projected betting point total in college football history, with sportsbooks setting the over/under for the score at 25.5 points, per Brett McMurphy of the Action Network. That number was as low as 24.5 on SI Sportsbook on Thursday
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Nov 23 2023
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Iowa-Nebraska Features Lowest Over/Under Betting Total in College Football History
Iowa and Nebraska are set to do battle Friday in what is anticipated to be an extremely low-scoring affair. In fact, the Hawkeyes-Cornhuskers clash has the lowest projected betting point total in college football history, with sportsbooks setting the over/under for the score at 25.5 points, per Brett McMurphy of the Action Network. That number was as low as 24.5 on SI Sportsbook on Thursday
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Nov 29 2016
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Make the Electoral College great again: let “conscientious electors” do their jobs
There has been a tremendous amount of attention in recent days on the Electoral College, whose members will meet in all 50 states to choose the next president on December 19. There are large-scale movements afoot, such as a Change.org petition, with 4.5 million people encouraging electors to vote for Hillary Clinton, the popular-vote winner, and another arguing that electors should select a “
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