Forget the Paris Accords: Climate Is Socially Constructed, Like Sex
The weeping and gnashing of teeth over President Trump’s decision to pull out of the Paris Climate accords was deafening.
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The weeping and gnashing of teeth over President Trump’s decision to pull out of the Paris Climate accords was deafening.
Florida Democratic Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, whose office equipment U.S. Capitol Police seized in a criminal investigation into congressional network security violations, admitted she violated official information security policy and blamed the House’s chief administrative officer for not stopping her.
The expanded airplane laptop ban is not booting up just yet, federal officials said.
Republicans prove yet again they are the Party of Stupid.
To understand why the legislature refused to empower Human Rights Commissioner Drew Phoenix last week, and why that move is worth reflecting on, we should remember a court case that was decided years before Drew was even born.
Actual rights — such as life, liberty, property, and conscience — are denied by the courts.
The leader of Russia’s 150 million Orthodox Christians says homosexual “marriage” is unnatural and contrary to the conscience of every human being, which is why so many people resist its normalization for the same reason that people resisted fascism and apartheid.
Sabir Mahfouz Lahmar, a former detainee in the U.S. Guantanamo Bay Detention Center in Cuba, has been arrested by French authorities on charges of being an active recruiter for the Islamic State terror group.
The new law eliminates the requirement that changes to someone’s name or gender identity must be posted publicly by the courts.
I assume the performers mean well.
