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Today, Congressman Mike Turner (OH-10) announced his support for preventing military style weapon sales to civilians, magazine limits, and red flag legislation.

On Monday, a Georgia Southern University (GSU) student wrote a Facebook post that directed some harsh words towards the Black Lives Matter movement, which has led her to become the center of controversy across social media. Faz was reportedly fired from her job at a local Wild Wings Cafe restaurant as a result of the attention, which allegedly included students calling for her expulsion from GSU. The reactions weren't limited to social media alone, as WJCL reports that the GSU NAACP chapter staged a walkout the very next day, though one group official noted it was "not necessarily in response...

Wright State University sponsored 19 foreign workers who came to the United States not to attend college but to work at an area information technology staffing company that paid the workers less than what local graduates typically make for similar IT work. The workers were brought here under H-1B or work visas that require companies, agencies and schools to have an employer-employee relationship with the worker. But an I-Team investigation found that the local company that contracted with Wright State for the workers, Web Yoga, told Wright State who to hire and when their employment ended.

It's easy to mock video gamers as dorky loners in yellowing underpants. Indeed, in previous columns, I've done it myself. Occasionally at length. But, the more you learn about the latest scandal in the games industry, the more you start to sympathise with the frustrated male stereotype. Because an army of sociopathic feminist programmers and campaigners, abetted by achingly politically correct American tech bloggers, are terrorising the entire community – lying, bullying and manipulating their way around the internet for profit and attention.