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Williams College Student Newspaper Endorses Racially Segregated Housing
The editorial board for the student newspaper at Williams College is calling on the school implement racially segregated housing in order to make the college "a less harmful place" and become "a more inclusive institution." View the full article -
Populists on Course to Become Largest French Party in EU Parliament Election
The populist National Rally could win the most European Parliament seats of any French party, with their campaign spearheaded by one of the youngest candidates in the race. View the full article -
World Finally Bans Together To Arrest Julian Assange After He Threatens To Leak 'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers
LONDON—Immediately after Julian Assange claimed to have information on the plot of Avengers: Endgame and vowed to leak it onto the internet, Ecuador, the UK, and the United States all banded together to forcibly remove him from the Ecuadorian embassy and extradite him to the US for prosecution. The post World Finally Bans Together To Arrest Julian Assange After He Threatens To Leak 'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers appeared first on The Babylon Bee. View the -
Disgraceful: This Man Just Held A Door Open For A Woman And She Didn't Even Turn Around And Make Out With Him
HANCOCK, MI—Evergrace Community Church attendee Brandon Munson suffered an incredible slap in the face yesterday when he held a door open for one of the female members of the church and she did not immediately spin around, lunge at him and begin passionately making out with him. The woman, new church member Olivia Henderson, 19, simply walked by him only cracking a partial smile and saying, "thanks." The post Disgraceful: This Man Just Held A Door Open For A Woman And She Di -
Judge Suspends Kentucky Fetal Heartbeat And Discrimination Abortion Bans
By Grace Carr - A federal judge barred Kentucky from enforcing two abortion laws Wednesday that recently passed and took effect in the state. U.S. District Judge David Hale passed an order Wednesday suspending two state abortion bans, one which prohibits abortions in the presence of a fetal heartbeat and another which bans abortions on the basis of race, sex or disability, according to the Louisville Courier Journal. Republican Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin signed Senate Bill 9 on March 15. I
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