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The Student Loan Debate Isn’t Just About Money
Joe Biden, the President of the United States announced on Wednesday a plan for federal student loans to be forgiven up to $10,000 for those […]
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Did Doctors Overtreating With Opioids Cause the Overdose Crisis? A Soho Forum Debate
Are doctors prescribing opioids for over-treating their patients in America? This was the topic of the Soho Forum discussion held in Manhattan’s Sheen Center. Adriane […]
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“Humans Are Not Smart Enough to Have Ideas That Lie Beyond Challenge and Debate”
Stanley Marcus, Eleventh Circuit judge concurred in Speech First, Inc. v. Cartwright: Judge Newsom has my full support for the Court’s decision. The University of […]
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Should the U.S. Military Intervene in Taiwan? A Soho Forum Debate
Is the United States allowed to use force militaryly against China in an attempt to stop Taiwan’s invasion? This was the topic of the Soho […]
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“Cancel Culture … Is Inconsistent with the Philosophy of Open, Political Debate”
Federal Election Commission and Wisconsin Family ActionJudge William Griesbach, E.D., ruled yesterday. Wis.), the WFA—”a non-profit organization whose mission is to advance Judeo-Christian principles and […]
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Does the Government Need To Fix Social Media? A Soho Forum Debate
Do platforms like Facebook and Twitter harm Americans in ways government regulation can correct? Jonathan Haidt and Robby Save debated in Oxford style about government […]
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Academic Freedom and Debate About Race-Based Appointments, Hiring, Admissions, Etc.
It is currently in heated discussion in the United States about race-based or race-influenced decisions in matters such as judicial appointment, recruitment, and university admissions. […]
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Scalia Law School Faculty Statement of Commitment to Open Dialogue and Debate
In light of recent developments at Georgetown University Law Center, and other law schools in the area, it seems like a good time to recall […]
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Two Libertarians Debate Vaccine Mandates
Is there a libertarian case for vaccine mandates? George Mason College Regulation Professor Ilya Somin helps vaccine mandates in sure instances as a result of […]
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Can Vaccine Mandates Be Justified? A Soho Forum Debate
Are there libertarian arguments for mandated vaccines? Ilya Somin, a George Mason University law professor, supports vaccine mandates in some cases. He believes that they […]