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out in 2020. michael shermer what are you trying to accomplish in giving the devil his due? well, this is my defense of free speech. im pretty much a free speech fundamentalist. the devil is whoever you dont agree with or disagrees with, you or whose ideas you dont like. thats the devil. and he should be given his due because you would want the same thing when youre opinions are not accepted or you are the outcast and the larger problem is that none of us are omniscient. nobody knows t...

michael shermer what are you trying to accomplish in giving the devil his due? well, this is my defense of free speech. im pretty much a free speech fundamentalist. the devil is whoever you dont agree with or disagrees with, you or whose ideas you dont like. thats the devil. and he should be given his due because you would want the same thing when youre opinions are not accepted or you are the outcast and the larger problem is that none of us are omniscient. nobody knows the truth abou...

The rapper’s recent antisemitic outbursts, on a show hosted by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, suggest that American conservatives have finally bitten off more than they can chew

Developing strong, pragmatic and principled national security and defense policies.

About a year ago, this newspaper, like many others, published a spate of stories and opinion pieces with a common theme: Why are these people who decline to get the

The rapper’s recent antisemitic outbursts, on a show hosted by conspiracy theorist Alex Jones, suggest that American conservatives have finally bitten off more than they can chew

A partisan divide - with Democrats largely eschewing firearms and Republicans embracing them - has warped political speech in the US.

A partisan divide - with Democrats largely eschewing firearms and Republicans embracing them - has warped political speech in the US.

A partisan divide - with Democrats largely eschewing firearms and Republicans embracing them - has warped political speech in the US.

Armed Americans, often pushing a right-wing agenda, are increasingly using open-carry laws to intimidate opponents and shut down debate.