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Unveiling Darkness: Rampant Antisemitism Within NYU

“Israel bears full responsibility for this tremendous loss of life…I will not condemn Palestinian resistance.” These are the words of former NYU Law Student Bar Association President Ryna Workman, issued via the association's email list to as many as 2,000 students. The loss of life Workman so callously attributes to Israel was caused by Hamas terrorists who killed approximately 1,300 people and...
“Disparate Impact” and Minimum Wage
“Disparate Impact” and Minimum Wage

The idea of “disparate impact” holds that a defendant can be held liable for racism and discrimination for a race-neutral policy that statistically disadvantages a specific minority group even if that negative “impact” was neither foreseen nor intended. This tactic...

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Puerto Rico Votes For Statehood in Non-Binding Referendum
Puerto Rico Votes For Statehood in Non-Binding Referendum

23% of Puerto Ricans voted today for a statehood referendum, and 97% of them cast a vote in favor of it. 1.5% percent voted for independence from the United States, according to Decision Desk HQ, while 1.3%  voted to keep the current status of a territory of the...

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Single Payer California: High Price Tag, No Plan
Single Payer California: High Price Tag, No Plan

From the LATimes: A proposal to adopt a single-payer healthcare system for California took an initial step forward Thursday when the state Senate approved a bare-bones bill that lacks a method for paying the $400-billion cost of the plan. The proposal was made by...

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How Trump Needs to Repeal and Replace
How Trump Needs to Repeal and Replace

President Donald Trump told the American public that he wants to keep Obamacare, at least to the extent of the provisions that protect individuals with pre-existing conditions and allow 26 years olds to stay on their parent’s plan. This is, in fact, a ridiculous...

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Tax Return Shenanigans Not a New Thing
Tax Return Shenanigans Not a New Thing

The National Review reprinted an article from their archives, first written on May 30, 1994. It recounts the media treatment of George Bush, Sr.'s tax returns from 1991. Not surprisingly, the analysis omitted certain facts from the return to make the Bushes appear to...

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