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Column: Hussein's tyranny warranted US action

As with all complete totalitarian states, the atmosphere of general terror inside that country-turned-prison is impossible to relay accurately. Everyone was an informant. Those who were caught were either tortured or killed.


Racially charged tweets provoke controversy

This most recent and certainly unsurprising account of racial intolerance is a disgrace, and yet most people will probably say to themselves, “I guess we should then conclude that racially and physically harassing, demeaning, terrorizing and disrespecting NPHC (traditionally African-American) fraternities and sororities is merely being ‘satirical’ and ‘humorous’ as well.” Please, spare us.


Column: Circumcision: the torture they forget

Circumcision, in its male form, is granted a wide berth in society because of religious tradition. Abrahamic law demanding that the male penis be intentionally mutilated is an ancient and well-established custom.