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Bradford Richardson

brichardson@washingtontimes.com

Bradford Richardson was a reporter for The Washington Times.

Articles by Bradford Richardson

Melissa Click, an assistant professor in the University of Missouri's communications, gestures during a run-in with student journalists on Nov. 9, 2015, at a campus protest that followed the resignations of the university system's president and the Columbia campus' chancellor in Columbia, Missouri. (Associated Press)

University of Missouri enrollment hits new low

Enrollment at the University of Missouri continues to crater in the wake of the November 2015 race protests, with this year's incoming class down 33 percent from the one two years ago.

September 25, 2017
Deputy assistant to President Trump, Sebastian Gorka, talks with people in the Treaty Room in the Eisenhower Executive Office Building on the White House complex in Washington during a ceremony commemorating Israeli Independence Day. White House national security aide Sebastian Gorka tells The Associated Press he has resigned from his position, Friday, Aug. 25, 2017. (AP Photo/Susan Walsh, File)

Sebastian Gorka to the faithful: ‘Relax’

Former White House deputy assistant Sebastian Gorka has a simple message for President Trump's supporters who are troubled by the president's early performance in office: "Relax."

September 20, 2017
A teacher at Rocklin Academy in Sacramento, California, reportedly used "I Am Jazz" as part of a kindergarten lesson on transgender identity, upsetting parents who were not made aware of the lesson plan in advance. (Amazon.com) **FILE**

Rocklin Academy doubles down on transgender lessons for kindergartners

The Rocklin Academy school board voted unanimously Monday in favor of policies that do not prevent what happened at the end of the last school year, when a kindergarten teacher read her class two children's books espousing transgender ideology without parental notification.

September 19, 2017
Streets of Fort Lauderdale and other Florida cities were inundated after Hurricane Irma passed through on Sunday. (Associated Press)

Hurricane Irma storms Florida

Winds reaching 130 miles per hour and torrential downpours wreaked havoc in Florida as Hurricane Irma made landfall on Sunday, flooding city streets in downtown Miami, tearing down construction cranes and knocking out power to more than 3 million people in the path of the storm.

September 10, 2017