Not content with the successful push to legalize same-sex marriage nationwide, CBS News has found the next battle it is preparing to fight. The legalization of consensual non-monogamy and polyamorous relationships.
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Originals documentary, CBS News interviews several people who are involved in polyamorous relationships. This means that they are romantically involved with more than one person and are open and honest about it.

CBS News, making their intentions obvious, tweeted out the title of their article promoting the series: “Not just ‘one big orgy:’ Fighting the stigma of consensual non-monogamy.” Indeed, it seems the entire purpose of this documentary is to make polyamorous relationships seem completely normal and natural.

A young Kentucky teen will get a second chance to prove that The Washington Post defamed him over an incident at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, D.C. last January.

You may recall the story of Nicholas Sandmann, the 16-year-old teen from Covington High School in Park Hills, Kentucky, who, while attending the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C. with his classmates, found himself face-to-face with a Native American protester who confronted him while beating a drum in his face. 

The Washington Post and other media outlets raced to condemn Sandmann for what an edited video clip purportedly showed was a mocking and racist “smirk” on his face while wearing a red “Make America Great Again” hat. Even his own school back in Kentucky jumped to conclusions and initially issued a statement condemning Sandmann and promised punishment for his actions.

No Safe Spaces, a documentary from Dennis Prager and Adam Carolla, opened in Phoenix last Friday, bringing in over $45,000 while showing on one screen. That’s the second-highest box office total for a documentary playing at one theater.

Prager and Carolla make an unlikely pairing, which the documentary spends some time showing who they are and events from their early lives.