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Conservative Activists Face SWAT Raids in Wisconsin, More to the Britt McHenry Story, Rare Beanie Babies Alert: P.M. Links

Robby Soave | 4.20.2015 4:30 PM

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    The latest issue of National Review exposes a series of terrifying, politically-motivated police raids against conservatives connected to Gov. Scott Walker.

  • Two shootings at Delaware State University.
  • Britt McHenry, the ESPN reporter caught on camera berating a towing company employee, was treated unfairly by the internet lynch mob, according to new information.
  • Well, what do you know: a higher minimum wage could threaten small theaters, some actors fear.
  • The American Enterprise Institute's Christina Hoff Sommers, an individualist feminist, is giving a talk at Oberlin College tonight. Some students have accused her of being a rape denier and expressed fears that her mere presence makes the campus an unsafe place.
  • Gov. Chris Christie's opposition to marijuana federalism isn't the political winner he thinks it is, writes Reason's Jacob Sullum.
  • One of those supposedly rare beanie babies has surfaced, and a British couple stands to rake in thousands of dollars.
  • A Minnesota bar got in trouble for serving "Spotted Cow" beer. You can only sell that in the great state of Wisconsin, folks.

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Robby Soave is a senior editor at Reason.

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