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SCOTUS, Greece, Cuba
This week, The Square Circle tackles the major rulings from the Supreme Court, the financial crisis in Greece, and the U.S. and Cuba opening their embassies.
James Rosen of McClatchy and Daniel Takash of Young Voices Advocates discuss these issues and more.
Charleston: race, gun control, and the Confederate flag
The Square Circle discusses three issues raised by the shooting in Charleston: race, gun control, and the Confederate flag.
Nick Brana of Socio-Evolved.com, investigative reporter John Rossomando, and Daniel Takash of Young Voices Advocates discuss these issues and more.
ISIS, McKinney, Texas abortion case
The Square Circle discusses more U.S. troops being sent to Iraq to combat ISIS; the video of police in McKinney, Texas; and a federal court upholding a Texas abortion law.
Frances Kissling, Leif Larson, and Jason Russell discuss these issues and more.
USA Freedom Act, TSA, 9/11 Report
This week, The Square Circle discusses the USA Freedom Act, which is intended to replace certain provisions of the Patriot Act.
Iraq, WMD, and the Questions Nobody Is Asking
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Marco Rubio is the cenforce express envio generico latest GOP presidential candidate to stumble on the question of weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. He and Jeb Bush have complained about interviewers “constructing past hypotheticals.” However, the real issue involves questions that nobody is asking. Continue reading
Terrorism in Texas, NSA in court, Baltimore cops
This week, The Square Circle discusses the terrorist attack in Garland, Texas; the court ruling regarding the NSA; and the charging of the Baltimore cops involved in the death of Freddie Gray.
Frances Kissling of the Center for Health, Ethics and Social Policy; conservative writer and editor Brian McNicoll; and Nick Morpus of Rare.us discuss these issues and more.
The Charlie Hebdo and Garland attacks have nothing to do with free speech
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In the wake of the Garland attack, as with the Charlie Hebdo attack earlier this year, have come lamentations about the supposed assault on free speech. Some have defended the exhibitors’ right to free expression; others have criticized them, saying that “hate speech” is not free speech.
No one seems to have realized that the tablets viagra online canada terrorist attacks have absolutely nothing to do with freedom of speech or freedom of expression. Continue reading
Scholar’s Mate: King v. Burwell
The Supreme Court recently heard the case of King v. Burwell. The case involves federal subsidies authorized under the Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare.
In this Scholar’s Mate debate, Robert A. Destro of The Catholic University of America, who authored an amicus brief in the case, explains the plaintiffs’ view that Continue reading
Saudi Arabia, Greece, American Sniper
This week President Obama and his wife traveled to Saudi Arabia to pay their respects to the late King Abdullah. Mrs. Obama refused to wear a headscarf when meeting the new Saudi ruler, prompting consternation from many Saudi writers. So was this a faux pas by the First Lady or an act of courage? Does it say anything about the U.S.-Saudi relationship?
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