Biden addresses campus protests: 'There is no place for hate speech'
President Biden addressed the protests at college campuses nationwide and said he supports freedom of speech but it is "not the right to cause chaos." Biden also condemned any acts of antisemitism and assured there was "no place" in the U.
He also denounced “hate speech” and “racism,” while declaring his support for the right to peacefully protest. “There ...
The Powhatan County chapter of the NAACP presented its policy recommendations for the county’s school board at a town hall on ...
North Carolina man indicted for sending an antisemitic postcard to a Georgia rabbi after her testimony supporting an antisemitism law.
BIDEN SAYS VIOLENCE, VANDALISM AND HATE SPEECH HAVE NO PART IN PEACEFUL PROTESTS President Joe Biden defended the right to ...
There is no place for hate speech or violence of any kind, whether it’s antisemitism, Islamophobia or discrimination ...
Ireland has a new taoiseach (pronounced tee-shuck) — a new prime minister. His name is Simon Harris and he’s the youngest taoiseach in the nation’s history. However, the Irish people — and ...
Wake Forest University is banning students from making chalk messages on university sidewalks for the remainder of the ...
Patriots owner and Columbia megadonor Robert Kraft took out full-page ads decrying what he described as 'hate' by student ...
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