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Zionist journalists…have houses with addresses, kids in school’A UC Davis assistant professor tweeted a terrifying and specific threat targeting American journalists and their children. Asked by the Globe what the university intended to do about this, the university responded with a complete avoidance of the topic and PR speak so empty and anodyne it can only be read to be siding with the unhinged professor.Jemma DeCristo, assistant professor of American Studies, tweeted on October 10:“One group of people we have easy access to in the US is all these Zionist journalists who spread propaganda & misinformation.They have houses with addresses,...

This would be a golden moment for Muslims to think about how Americans felt after the San Bernardino, California, murders of co-workers by a Muslim couple. They should think about how Americans felt after the Muslim terrorism at the Boston Marathon and the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando, Florida, that left 49 Americans dead and 53 wounded. They should think about the suffering of family members of the Fort Hood murders by a Muslim serving in our military. Again, this could be the perfect time for Muslims to show the world that they are interested in embracing modernity, but I suspect...

An American Civil Liberties Union leader has doubled down after catching heat for his comments about Donald Trump. Loring Wirbel, board member of the American Civil Liberties Union's Colorado chapter and co-chair of the ACLU's Colorado Springs chapter, allegedly said that he would shoot Trump supporters before they get a chance to vote for him. Daniel Cole, executive director at the El Paso County Republican Party, said that he captured screen shots of Wirbel's remarks, which he allegedly posted to Facebook on December 7.

MADISON, Wis. A retired University of Wisconsin historian noted for his research into the Watergate scandal pleaded no contest today to threatening to blow up a health insurance building. Seventy-one-year-old Stanley Kutler entered the plea in Dane County Circuit Court to a disorderly conduct charge arising from a phone call with his insurance company. He's best known for his successful 21-year fight to obtain President Nixon's secret tapes, Judge Patrick Fiedler fined Kutler 50 dollars and imposed 149 dollars in court costs. The case hinges on an April 26th phone call between Kutler and Dean Health over a billing dispute.

George Rogers Clark High School junior arrested Tuesday for making terrorist threats told LEX 18 News Thursday that the "writings" that got him arrested are being taken out of context. Winchester police say William Poole, 18, was taken into custody Tuesday morning. Investigators say they discovered materials at Poole's home that outline possible acts of violence aimed at students, teachers, and police. Poole told LEX 18 that the whole incident is a big misunderstanding. He claims that what his grandparents found in his journal and turned into police was a short story he wrote for English class. "My story is...