Last week we reported on the dropping enrollment at Mizzou. The school will make up the 16.6-million-dollar deficit loss in revenue from low enrollment by raising tuition on the students who did enroll, and by dropping non-tenured faculty and support staff.
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Japan, Refugees and Rape
Japan has one of the most restrictive immigration policies in the world. During the migration crisis in 2015, Japan admitted only twenty-seven refugees. However, despite extreme vetting, two of them have been charged with gang-raping a Japanese woman.
Bob Beckel Fired From Fox News
Bob Beckel, controversial co-host of the Fox News program The Five and old school Democrat, has been whacked from his comfy chair.
America Opioid Crisis
With the current opioid epidemic, the reality of the damages caused by addiction is all too real in the U.S.
Eurovision Song Contest Celebrates Diversity
Eurovision Song Contest represents a barometer for the political situation in Europe and it’s not pretty.
Some Six-Figure Income Families To Receive Housing Assistance
If you ever wanted to find a tangible disconnect between the coastal elites and the basket of deplorables in flyover country, this is it.
Now Trending: Violence against Republicans
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Roger Ailes Dead at 77
Roger Ailes leaves behind a controversial legacy that will likely be viewed along partisan lines. He is survived by his wife Elizabeth and son Zachary.
Segregation Makes a Comeback on Campus
In the name of progress, American schools are regressing by implementing segregation.