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Flyover country seems to be a special project for left-wing power elites who would like to spread their agendas and homogenize the nation.

 

A 42-year-old Nicholson man was sentenced to 88 years in prison on Monday after a standoff in which he shot at three deputies.

The decline of the University of Minnesota Law School is only a small part of a much larger story and of limited interest at that, but it is my alma mater and traditionally a beneficiary of state funding as part of a public university. I found evidence of rot at the law school in a Zoom webinar promoted in the law schools recent email newsletter and wrote to Associate Dean

On this week's podcast:
“Evil doesn’t really exist at all, it’s just something man imagines because of his limited view of the world.” Is this the reality?

Universities are increasingly offering graduation events focused on participants' identities and segregated by race, ethnicity, sexual orientation and even income, according to a report by a conservative education publication.

Mark Pulliam is a contributing editor at Law & Liberty who blogs at Misrule of Law .

More than 175 bills that would restrict discussions about race and gender in schools have been filed in 40 states since January 2021, with 103 pending in the current legislative session, according to a free speech advocacy group.

WASHINGTON - A petition for writ of certiorari asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hold that members of a mandatory bar cannot be compelled to finance any political or ideological activities with their dues was denied today.

Merle Haggard died nearly six years ago at the age of 79 -- to be exact, on his seventy-ninth birthday. Haggard is finally the subject of a full-scale biography -- The Hag: The Life, Times, and Music of Merle Haggard, by Marc Eliot. Mark Pulliam reviewed it last week at Law and Liberty in the excellent column Our redneck poet. He expand upon Eliot’s respectful (but not hagiographic) treatment of