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A groundbreaking study has revealed that an astonishing 72% of women who made false accusations of assault were actively in therapy at the time of the alleged incidents. This finding raises significant questions about how mental health issues or false memories formed during therapy can destroy innocent men’s lives.
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A new resource has been created to address the influence of “masculinity influencers” like Andrew Tate on young men’s sense of masculinity. The guide notably claims that false rape accusations and the notion that courts benefit women are “conspiracy theories” rather than issues affecting untold thousands annually. Published by
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For decades, the British government has systematically neglected the very people it was elected to serve. Nowhere is this more evident than in the shameful handling of the grooming gang scandals—failures that reveal a political class more concerned with ideology and optics than the safety and well-being of its
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A Kent State professor who described the October 7 Hamas attack on Israel as a “miracle” and claimed Israelis “shall be defeated” is still slated to teach multiple classes next semester, Liberty Affair has uncovered. The professor, Imam Nader Taha, delivered a sermon at the Islamic Society of Akron and
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A tenured professor at the California College of the Arts (CCA) in San Francisco has filed a lawsuit against the school, alleging she was punished for expressing pro-Israel views and for refusing to conform to what she describes as its “pro-Hamas orthodoxy.” Professor Karen Fiss, who has taught fine art
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As we enter 2025, the United States is preparing for an historic moment: the triumphant return of Donald J. Trump to the presidency for his second, non-consecutive term. The challenges facing the nation are immense, from economic uncertainty to a fractured cultural landscape. Yet with challenge comes opportunity, and the
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Yesterday, America lost one of its most unique statesmen: Jimmy Carter. His legacy is a complicated one, marked by profound challenges during his presidency and extraordinary contributions in his post-presidential life. As the 39th president, Carter struggled to lead a nation grappling with economic turmoil, energy shortages, and international crises.
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A professor at New York University (NYU) in Manhattan faces a Title VI discrimination complaint after canceling her final classes to protest Israel, urging her students to join her at a pro-Palestine rally instead of completing their coursework. Dr. Linda Luu, a Vietnamese scholar who teaches women’s studies, emailed
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A senior at Miami University in Ohio has won a prestigious award after writing a thesis last summer about Santa’s whiteness and heteronormativity in films. The student — Ryan Rosu — is one of about 4,100 seniors in his graduating class. Out of all those seniors, Miami University officials choose
Business
In an era defined by digital communication, few platforms have captured the hearts and minds of Americans like TikTok. With nearly 150 million U.S. users, TikTok has become a cornerstone of cultural expression, a platform for creativity, and—most vitally—an important forum for free speech. Yet, despite its
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Netflix, the entertainment giant that has revolutionized how we watch movies and TV shows, is once again making waves—this time with live sports streaming. Having already conquered original series, international films, and reality TV, Netflix’s expansion into live sports signals a seismic shift in its business strategy and
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Never before seen footage of the University of Michigan’s Middle Eastern (MENA) graduation ceremony in May reveals that the recently fired antisemitic professor chose to create a special graduation ceremony for Middle Eastern students after the October 7 attack on Israel. Rachel Dawson, former Director of the UMich Office