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After a thorough investigation, University of Missouri officials determined they had no legal authority to discipline a student — a now ex-leader of a prominent political club — who wished death on Black people, while using a foul racial slur to boot.

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Over the objections of students, University of Missouri officials determined they have no grounds to discipline or expel a former conservative club leader over a racist social media post, saying she was exercising her First Amendment rights.

Young conservative leaders are demanding changes from their party after a majority of Millennial and Generation Z voters turned out for Democrats in the midterm elections.

District court's opinion in Gruber v. Bruce shows problem with how Pickering balancing is done

Greene complained Boebert "childishly threw me under the bus" by invoking "Jewish space lasers"

Lake, who was defeated in last month’s election by Democrat Katie Hobbs, spoke at a Turning Point USA event

Students are urging the University of Missouri to expel right-wing student club leader Meg Miller over her racist social media post that made light of the murder of Black people and used a racial slur.

From Gruber v. Bruce, decided last week by Judge Waverly Crenshaw (M.D. Tenn.): An internecine difference of opinion among academics at Tennessee Tech University ("TTU" or "Tech") led to this action … asserting First Amendment retaliation … claims. The case arose after two faculty members were disciplined by the Provost…

Author Kyle Spencer on how right-wing funders turned Charlie Kirk and Candace Owens into media superstars

Catholic fringe group acclaims "Christian fascist" who led ugly anti-Pride protests as a "saint in the making"

Far-right Arizona candidate honors Ron DeSantis' manly attributes — oh, and embraces his extremist agenda too