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Nov 05 2025POLITICS

Sandwich Toss: Protest or Crime?

In Washington, D. C. , a man named Sean Charles Dunn is facing a legal battle after throwing a sandwich at a federal agent. The incident happened outside a nightclub on August 10, and Dunn claims it was an act of protest against President Trump's increased law enforcement presence in the city. Howev

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Nov 04 2025POLITICS

New York vs. X: The Battle Over Hate Speech Rules

New York is fighting back against X, the platform once called Twitter, over a new law. This law wants social media companies to be open about how they handle hate speech and other harmful content. The state believes this will help people make better choices when using these platforms. X, now owned

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Nov 04 2025POLITICS

A Statue Stunt: Louisiana Governor's Questionable Tribute

Louisiana Governor Jeff Landry has sparked controversy with his proposal to erect a statue of Charlie Kirk at Louisiana State University (LSU). Kirk, a conservative commentator, was tragically assassinated while speaking at Utah Valley University. Landry claims this statue would celebrate free speec

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Nov 02 2025EDUCATION

A Mom's Fight for Free Speech in Wisconsin Schools

In Wisconsin, a mom and activist named Scarlett Johnson recently won a big legal victory. She was sued for defamation after she spoke out against her school district's focus on social justice. Johnson, who leads the local chapter of Moms for Liberty, made some strong comments on social media. She qu

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Oct 25 2025POLITICS

Illinois Stands Strong: Protecting Reproductive Rights Amidst National Challenges

Illinois has become a key player in the fight for reproductive rights, especially after the Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. Governor JB Pritzker has been at the forefront of this battle, ensuring that Illinois remains a safe haven for those seeking abortion care. Pritzker recently

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Oct 20 2025POLITICS

China's Big Plans: What's Next for the Next Five Years?

China is making some big moves. The country's top leader, Xi Jinping, recently talked about a new plan for the next five years. This plan is all about how China wants to grow and improve. But it's not all smooth sailing. China is facing some tough times right now. The economy isn't doing great, othe

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Oct 19 2025CELEBRITIES

Celebrities Unite for Democracy: Stars Join No Kings Day Protests

Across the country, famous faces took to the streets to voice their dissent against the Trump administration's policies. This wasn't just any ordinary day; it was No Kings Day, a movement that started earlier in the year and gained momentum with each passing protest. Pedro Pascal, known for his rol

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Oct 13 2025POLITICS

Free Speech or Harmful Practice: The Conversion Therapy Debate

The Supreme Court recently discussed whether a Colorado law that prohibits conversion therapy infringes on the First Amendment. This law aims to stop counselors from trying to change a person's sexual orientation, but some argue it's a form of free speech. Conversion therapy, as practiced by counse

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Oct 03 2025POLITICS

Putin's Nuclear Threats: A Risky Game in Ukraine

Tensions are rising as Russian President Vladimir Putin makes bold threats involving Ukraine's nuclear power plants. On October 2, Putin spoke at the Valdai International Discussion Club in Sochi. He suggested that Russia might target Ukrainian nuclear facilities. This is a serious issue because nuc

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Sep 26 2025POLITICS

A Rapper's Fight: When Law and Free Speech Collide

In a surprising turn of events, a London court recently dismissed a terrorism charge against a member of the Irish rap group Kneecap. The judge, Paul Goldspring, ruled that the case should be dropped due to a technical error in how the charge was presented. This decision has sparked a heated debate

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