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The last two years have exposed a “vast censorship enterprise” between the federal government and social media companies to trample Americans’ constitutional right to free speech. Now the Biden administration has filed a request to stay a new injunction that considerably limits the government’s ability to coordinate censorship. Why is the administration acutely distressed at
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President Biden will deliver another campaign speech hoping to convince voters that he’s doing stuff to lower costs. The event is scheduled to begin at 3:30 pm EDT. [embedded content] Content created by Conservative Daily News is available for re-publication without charge under the Creative Commons license. Visit our syndication page for details. Support Conservative Daily News with
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On Florida Man Friday this week, we have the curious case of the airline passenger who wasn’t real even though he was, a genuine hero from Fort Lauderdale, and Colorado Man’s mysterious passion for stolen panties. [embedded content] (So much foul language in one short clip.) Florida Woman kicked off flight to Florida after tirade,
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Multiple news outlets ran misleading headlines which variously touted Monday and Tuesday as the hottest days ever recorded on the planet, but failed to fully acknowledge in their headlines that the U.S. National Centers for Environmental Prediction (NCEP) have only recorded global daily average temperature data since 1979. Headlines from Bloomberg News, CNN, The Washington
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Mexico’s peso is currently trading at its strongest point against the U.S. dollar in nearly eight years as President Joe Biden touts his economic record and campaigns on his signature “Bidenomics” policy platform. One U.S. dollar can currently be exchanged for approximately 17 pesos, according to a Yahoo Finance chart tracking the exchange rate; the
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Conservatives rejoiced on Tuesday following a court order restraining government agencies from colluding with tech companies to censor online speech, but the scope of the injunction is broader than initially portrayed. The injunction restricts the Biden administration from coordination not only with social media companies but also with nonprofit organizations that support censorship. The court
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In our politically contentious era, it’s popular to claim that the Constitution is outdated; that it was drafted in a bygone era by men whose moral failings (like slave ownership) discredit every other contribution they made to the founding of our country. But each passing day only reinforces the wisdom of the principles the Founders’
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Ilhan Omar, Rashida Tlaib . . . and Peter Beinart: same struggle! On today’s Morning Joe, commenting on the violence in the Palestinian West Bank city of Jenin, liberal columnist and former editor of the New Republic Peter Beinart approvingly cited sources denouncing Israel as an “apartheid state.” In doing so, Beinart joins forces with Omar
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For decades, Ohio and Florida have been crucial battleground states — particularly for Republican candidates. The path to the White House for a Republican has generally run through these states, thanks to the sizable number of Electoral College votes. They weren’t just battleground states but bellwethers, too. But they’re not anymore. Both states have shifted
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Michael Ramirez Ramirez, who studied premed at the University of California, Irvine, originally considered journalism a hobby. But he was hooked when his first cartoon for the college newspaper, lampooning candidates for student office, had the student assembly demanding an apology. “Editorial cartoons should be smart and substantive, provocative and informative. They should stir passions
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Harvard lost the Asian American challenge to affirmative action in 6-3 SCOTUS decision. “The Supreme Court …  struck down race-conscious admissions policies for most colleges and universities across the country in a pair of cases challenging affirmative action at Harvard and the University of North Carolina… In his opinion, Chief Justice Roberts said giving Black
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Although this decision [Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard]was split along current conservative-liberal lines, with the court’s three liberals dissenting, it actually reflects traditional liberalism. Alan Dershowitz, June 30, 2023  When the Supreme Court struck down affirmative action (a system of explicit racial preferences) in college education many “liberals” condemned the decision to restore equal
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Liberals don’t bandy about many governmental terms more frequently, with as much wild-eyed enthusiasm, as their constant references to something called the “LGBTQ community,” sometimes iterated as the “LGBT community” (or some variation thereof, as new alleged identities are constantly manufactured and added to the list) or the “trans community.” Rarely is the question asked
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Torrents of bad news on government spending constantly spout forth from Washington. For example, the feds recently admitted they’d made $247 billion in improper payments last year – with your tax dollars. Since 2004, it brings the tally to $3 trillion worth of mistakes. That staggering incompetence is roughly equivalent to the GDP of the
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The White House is desperately trying to convince people that Biden’s presidency has been good for them. They dismiss polls showing that Americans think the economy isn’t doing well and claim to have reduced inflation even though inflation is still much higher than it was under Trump. Republicans linked Biden to the negative perceptions of
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Facing your debts can be depressing for several reasons. First, all the stuff that caused the debt is not so wonderful and new as it used to be. And the interest rates … Yikes! But the worst, the all-time most horrible thing about facing debt is the realization that given the present rate of repayment,
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