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Americans strongly believe someone needs to be convicted of a crime before their property can be seized, even though that's contrary to current federal law and police practice. Read More |
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Voters don't hold much hope for the Class of 2015 - most say high school graduates today don't have the skills for either college or the workforce. Read More |
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| Rising numbers of sexual assault cases at colleges and universities are a universal concern, but Americans aren't quite sure how to combat it California this week became the first state to pass a "yes means yes" bill which requires affirmative consent before sexual activity on state-funded college campuses in an effort to address the problem, but will it work? We decided to find out what America thinks. | | |
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