Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders and Richard Blumenthal wrote in a letter that any deal for WBD could create a company that ...

From University Guides to Honor, student leaders are fighting to keep self-governance alive and thriving, despite current ...

Having grown up in a house of science and done research in labs more focused on basic research than cash cow drug discovery, ...

A timeline of verified facts leading any reasonable person to question the sequence and honesty of our town board members. Editor’s note: Jess Sarella chairs the New Scotland Republican Committee. The ...

Here’s what you need to know about filing a Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) request as an immigrant: This information is not a substitute for legal advice from a qualified attorney or accredited ...

I recently joined advocates, law enforcement officers, prosecutors, court officials, corrections professionals, and tribal partners in Green Bay, for the Wisconsin Serving Victims of Crime Conference, ...

It was exhilarating to see the turnout for the “No Kings” rally in Missoula and everywhere. Politics and governing these days seem to about controlling the “narrative,” and that means getting a lot of ...

Update: On Oct. 30, 2025, Indiana University reversed its decision to cut future print editions and bar the Indiana Daily Student from printing news. The same day, the newspaper’s former adviser sued ...

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In the fight for freedom of speech, Charlie Kirk had been touching the hearts of teens and college students around the country. A memorial at UVU should be erected because it represents freedom of ...

Freedom and choice must be reconciled. Our form of government necessitates we have a clear understanding of both freedom and choice. Choices have consequences, which increase or decrease our freedom.

This week, October 5-11, marks the 43rd year of celebrating the freedom to read with the American Library Association’s Banned Book Week. It started in 1982, in response to a surge in book challenges ...