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The Second Amendment to the United States Constitution is the most often discussed and most often misunderstood.
Source: Kirk: Hong Kong Is the Best Argument for the 2nd Amendment Imaginable
Yale University computer science professor David Gelernter publicly turned his back on Darwin’s theory of evolution in a recent op-ed for the Claremont Review of Books. “Darwin has failed,” he declared. Gelernter did not speak much of his Jewish religious ideology and fell short of wholeheartedly endorsing intelligent design, but he unequivocally stated that scientists should
Area Congressmen Brian Fitzpatrick and Brendan Boyle are co-sponsors of a bill that would increase the federal share of special education funding from 14% to 40% in 10 years.
“In 1998, 63% of all federal arrests were of U.S. citizens.”
Source: Non-citizens made up 64% of ALL federal arrests last year, report finds – Conservative Review
WASHINGTON—President Donald Trump and congressional leaders agreed Monday on a budget deal that would increase federal spending by more than $320 billion as budget deficits rise to trillion-dollar levels. “This was a real compromise in order to give another big victory to our Great Military and Vets!” the president tweeted after the deal was announced.
Source: Big spenders – Politics – WORLD
WASHINGTON—At the current rate of government spending, the federal deficit will top $1 trillion in fiscal year 2020. That’s the warning coming from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office. The projection announced Wednesday increased by $63 billion to account for the massive budget deal President Donald Trump and Democratic leaders in Congress reached earlier this summer.
Source: U.S. deficit, debt on ‘unsustainable course’ – Politics – WORLD
People tend to think of baccalaureate degrees as a four-year proposition but at most colleges, less than a majority of students graduate in that time span. Here’s a look at the graduation rates at some Pennsylvania colleges and where those colleges rank nationally.
A Facebook tool rolling out in the coming months will allow users to see which apps and websites have tracked them and shared their personal data with Facebook while they were not using the social media platform.
Source: Facebook Tool Shows Users Which Websites Have Tracked Them | Breitbart