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On a chilly Friday, hundreds of Gonzaga University students and faculty members gathered on campus in protest of Immigration and Customs Enforcement, calling on the university to “stand up to” the ...

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As One Nation and Pauline Hanson threaten to overtake the fractured Coalition as the nation’s leading conservative force, we test if the party’s policies make practical and economic sense.

By Peter Cameron, THE BADGER PROJECT Rep. Derrick Van Orden is a vocal supporter of President Donald Trump, recently calling ...