Uncomfortable in class debate is part of higher education
The piece argues that universities should expose students to difficult ideas even if they feel uncomfortable while distinguishing between discomfort and discrimination. It notes higher education aims to develop critical thinking and life skills, and that shielding students from all discomfort could hinder academic growth. EU concerns about discrimination are acknowledged but universites cannot shield everyone from discomfort.
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Supreme Court justice Clarence Thomas urges limiting Congress to avoid delegating legislative power to executive agencies. He argues the government has grown into an administrative state that concentrates lawmaking and enforcement in unaccountable bodies, risking the separation of powers. Senator Ben Sasse warns that Congress enables this overreach, calling for revival of Article I authority and more congressional responsibility. George Will notes these debates and the constitutional stakes.
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Trump’s rise tests GOP as nation frames a wake up call
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues Trump’s rhetoric and tactics reveal a GOP base hungry for racism and fear, with establishment leaders complicit by feeding an angry, monoracial appeal. The piece warns a Trump presidency could push the nation toward one-party rule, urging reflection on whether the public should be appeased.
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