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Mar 07 2024
Headline Roundup
Recapping Biden’s 2024 State of the Union
President Joe Biden frequently contrasted himself with his “predecessor” in a wide-ranging State of the Union Address on Thursday. Watch it here.
The Details: While news coverage generally focused on a handful of quotes, Biden discussed a wide range of issues, including NATO, January 6th, IVF, abortion, the economy, infrastructure legislation, unions, healthcare, taxes, housing costs,
Reuters CNN (Online News) Fox News (Online News)Dec 22 2014
News
Should students carry guns on campus?
Mass shootings at schools and universities in the United States in recent years have put the issue of firearms on campuses at the centre of the gun debate. Many say the lesson is to keep campuses gun-free, but a growing number of students argue if they were allowed to carry guns at college, they'd feel safer.
A former beauty pageant contestant from California, 20-year-old Taylor
BBC NewsJan 25 2021
Perspectives Blog
Remember Those Heartwarming Campaign Ads for Utah Governor? Here’s What’s Needed to Make Them the Norm
In a year when partisan rancor was rampant on the national political stage, glimmers of hope for positive campaigning still shone through. One case of this was the Utah gubernatorial election.
Chris Peterson and Spencer J. Cox, opponents in the election, produced very popular shared ads promoting civil discourse and affirming their commitment to the principles of democracy. In an
Jackson LanzerApr 15 2019
News
Trump Gave Most Americans a Tax Cut and They Didn’t Notice
Republicans passed a sweeping tax cut for two-thirds of Americans in 2017, saying it would pay for itself and the American public would thank them.
Now, as Americans finish filing to the IRS for the first time under the new system, the law has swelled the deficit and surveys show just one-fifth of taxpayers believe their taxes have gone down. That’s made it hard for President Donald
BloombergSep 24 2013
Opinion
Common Core: A Lesson Plan for Raising up Compliant, Non-thinking Citizens
- there are several methods for controlling a population. You can intimidate the citizenry into obedience through force, relying on military strength and weaponry such as SWAT team raids, militarized police, and a vast array of lethal and nonlethal weapons. You can manipulate them into marching in lockstep with your dictates through the use of propaganda and carefully timed fear tactics about
HuffPostJul 22 2019
Headline Roundup
Georgia lawmaker says man told her to "go back" to where she came from; man denies allegation
Black Georgia lawmaker Erica Thomas said on Twitter that she was "verbally assaulted" by a man who told her to “go back where you came from” at a grocery store near Atlanta on Friday.
The man, Eric Sparkes, said he is a Cuban Democrat and admitted to berating Thomas for having too many items in the express checkout lane, but denies making any racial comment. Sparkes and some on the
Townhall USA TODAY New York Times (News)Sep 09 2020
Perspectives Blog
Media Bias by Photo: The Hill Draws Criticism for Trump Crowd Pic
The Hill (Center media bias) recently faced charges of media bias and fake news after it tweeted a headline about Trump’s recent rally in North Carolina that didn’t match what was shown in the accompanying photo, then deleting it.
“JUST IN: Trump, supporters gathered without masks in North Carolina despite request from local GOP official,” read the headline, alongside a photo showing
Julie MastrineNov 25 2014
News
Oklahoma teens walk out of school to protest bullying
Hundreds of students walked out of their Oklahoma high school Monday to protest the school's response to the alleged bullying of three classmates who say they were raped by the same person. The students were greeted outside Norman High School by parents and other members of the community who had gathered to support them, junior Sophia Babb told CNN. Together, the crowd waved signs and chanted
CNN (Online News)Nov 17 2014
News
Obama: We didn't deceive anyone to pass Obamacare
President Obama denied an accusation on Sunday that he had misled voters about his signature health care law in order to get it passed in 2010. "We had a yearlong debate. I mean, go back and look at your stories," Obama told reporters at the G20 summit in Australia Sunday. "The one thing we can't say is that, 'we did not have a lengthy debate about health care in the United states of America'
CNN (Online News)Nov 15 2014
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Evangelicals step back from gay marriage fight
Evangelical leaders are taking a step back from their decades-long fight against gay marriage, softening their tone and recalibrating their goals. In recent interviews with about a half-dozen prominent evangelicals, no one listed opposition to gay marriage as their top priority. The leaders said they're more focused on protecting religious liberties as same-sex marriage becomes legal in a
CNN (Online News)