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Berkeley Gives Back Corn, Peas, & Seeds To Tribes As Protected Items Of "Cultural Patronage"
Berkeley Gives Back Corn, Peas, & Seeds To Tribes As Protected Items Of "Cultural Patronage"
Authored by Jonathan Turley,
The University of California (Berkeley) has ordered the return of new displays to native American tribes under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act (NAGPRA). That is hardly news except that the items were not human remains or relics, but corn, corn cobs, peas, beans, and other seeds. The university has decided that even such scientific samples are prohibited items of “cultural patronage.”
The Act requires the return of human remains, funerary objects, sacred...
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A Second Amendment Roadmap For The Next Attorney General
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Authored by Aidan Johnston via Gun Owners of America,
President Trump campaigned on restoring robust protections for the Second Amendment. Yet more than a year into his second term, gun owners feel disillusioned, and many are planning to sit out the midterm elections.
Having viewed President Trump’s election as a generational opportunity to course-correct, the stark reality is that not all that much has changed with respect to the nation’s gun laws. Gun owners’ frustration centers not on the Administration’s broader record, but on...
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478 Individuals Charged In Border-Related Enforcements In Texas, Arizona
478 Individuals Charged In Border-Related Enforcements In Texas, Arizona
Authored by Naveen Athrappully via The Epoch Times,
A total of 478 individuals have been charged across Texas and Arizona over the past week in cases involving border and immigration-related crimes.
A United States Border Patrol agent enters through the United States border wall outside of San Diego, on Jan. 20, 2026. John Fredricks/The Epoch Times
In Texas, 199 people, including 175 illegal immigrants, were charged in 194 cases between July 10 and 16, according to a July 17 statement from the Department of...
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Sep 8, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Consumer Credit Smashes Estimates As Credit Card Debt Hits New All-Time High
Consumer Credit Smashes Estimates As Credit Card Debt Hits New All-Time High
The relevering of the US consumer continues: one month after the June consumer credit number came higher than estimates (and followed the unexpected May contreaction in US credit), in July consumer credit came in even higher than expected, with the Fed reporting in its latest G.19 report that in July, US consumer credit rose by a whopping $18.1BN - more than the $14.6 billion in June - and far above the $11.7 billion estimate.
The rebound was driven by...
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