Yost Threats Violent Law Used Against Protesting Students
The Columbus Dispatch reports Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost advised prosecutors could use a 1953 law to charge campus protesters with a felony if two or more wear white disguises. Critics call the letter intimidation and warn it misuses the law beyond its racist era origins.
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Ohio
Yost
Ohio State University
Columbus
Zach Klein
KKK
United States
George Floyd
Minnesota
Proud Boys
Indiana
United States Supreme Court
The
Columbus Dispatch
NCAA Faces Policy Challenge On Trans Athletes And Play
LZ Granderson argues the NCAA should focus on its original purpose to protect student athletes from outside political influence. He notes that politics drive the review of trans athlete participation, not clear problems, and urges a science and play minded approach over partisan aims. He cites broader GOP culture wars and the need to keep sports inclusive.
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U.S
Gregory W. Steube
R-Fla
NCAA
Stuart Brown
National Institute For Play
Brown
Iowa
Boston Marathon
LZ Granderson
The
Los Angeles Times
Nonpartisan election talk in Bethlehem aims to rebuild trust
Francis Wilkinson reports on a Keep Our Republic event in Bethlehem Pennsylvania where speakers avoided naming parties while tackling election integrity. The discussion emphasized illusory truth and the difficulty of countering misinformation amid partisan divides.
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Bethlehem
Pennsylvania
Bethlehem Steel
Michigan
Wisconsin
Keep Our Republic
Secretary of State
Donald Trump
South Carolina
Tim Scott
House
Mike Johnson
Trump
Bethle
Dickinson College
John Jones III
George W. Bush
Jones
Christopher Borick
Muhlenberg College
Borick
Trump & Co
U.S
Our Republic
Arn Mittleman
Washington County
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