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--Report typos and corrections to: .After MAGA Republicans bristled at being described as "semi-fascist" by President Joe Biden, Donald Trump is complaining about fascists. "I just learned that the great and brilliant Ken Starr has, sadly, passed away," Trump posted to his Truth Social website. "He was a true American patriot who loved our country and the law.""I so appreciated his support and his thoughts that our cause against fascists and other mentally sick people in our country is just," Trump wrote.It was an interesting position from the former president who long complained about anti-fascists, a position shortened to antifa.One day before the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, Trump argued that those who identify as antifa are part of a "terrorist organization."One day before the 2020 election, Trump was complaining about "the antifa anarchists, rioters and looters, who have caused so much harm and destruction in Democrat [sic] run cities."Less than a month before the 2020 election, Trump attempted to sic the FBI on antifa via his Twitter account."Get them FBI, and get them now!" Trump demanded.But Republicans have been frustrated since Biden branded the MAGA wing as "." and of the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) have both complained about the phrase.Authorities rushed to respond on Tuesday after an explosion at a Boston university."One person was taken to the hospital Tuesday evening after a package delivered to a building at Northeastern University exploded when it was opened, school officials confirmed," NBC Boston . "Northeastern University said the package was delivered to Holmes Hall on Leon Street around 7 p.m. and detonated when a staff member opened it. That person suffered minor injuries and was taken to the hospital."The city's emergency medical services multiple units responded and one patient was taken to an area hospital.Boston's ABC affiliate Boston Police Department's bomb squad, Boston EMS and the Boston Fire Department were all on the scene."Emergency vehicles swarmed the area and a portion of the private university’s West Campus was blocked off by police. Alarm bells were sounding from several buildings," the Boston Globe reported. The newspaper the explosion happened in Holmes Hall, which it noted "houses several academic departments."On Tuesday, Polygon.com that Wizards of the Coast, the parent company behind the Dungeons &amp; Dragons tabletop role-playing game franchise, is suing for an injunction against a controversial competitor trying to reboot one of their properties with what they call "despicable," and "blatantly racist and transphobic" content."The request, made before a federal judge in Seattle on Thursday, aims to immediately halt the production of Star Frontiers New Genesis, a reboot of the classic tabletop role-playing game first published in 1982," reported Charlie Hall. "The target of the request for an injunction is TSR, an entity which Wizards bought in 1997.""The newly formulated TSR, Inc. is owned by budding game publisher Justin LaNasa," said the report. "He claims residence in North Carolina, where he’s best known for a chain of tattoo parlors — and also for a failed political campaign that was torpedoed by, among other things, reports that he once . LaNasa had been promoting his reboot of the original Star Frontiers for more than a year without actually producing much content. Then, in July, what appears to have been an early playtest version of the game leaked out. It was so reprehensible, according to Wizards, that the company felt compelled to take action to protect its brand."According to the lawsuit, LaNasa's reboot contains several controversial changes. Among them are the inclusion of a "sub-race" that has a low-capped intelligence stat and "latent issues" including with their "family," an explicit reference in the manuscript to the modern Black Lives Matter movement as "radical" and an explicit prohibition in the rules on any characters being transgender.ALSO IN THE NEWS: Wizards of the Coast has long faced controversy over their earlier material being racially problematic. For example, in a known as Queen of the Spiders, players encounter the Drow — a race of dark-skinned elves who were depicted as inherently evil, violent, and okay to massacre. However, the company made clear in its filing it has been working to correct this practice whenever it can.“Wizards has long embraced an inclusive culture for gaming, including for its Dungeons &amp; Dragons products,” said Wizards its court filing. “All players are welcome in Wizards’ games. In recent years, Wizards has redoubled its commitment to diversity and inclusion. For example, Wizards is updating its descriptions of people when reprinting older Dungeons &amp; Dragons products to remove racially insensitive material. It increasingly uses sensitivity readers and diversity experts in its creative process to ensure that its storytelling reflects its values.”&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Copyright © 2022 Raw Story Media, Inc. PO Box 21050, Washington, D.C. 20009 | | | For corrections or concerns, please email corrections@rawstory.com. | {{ post.roar_specific_data.api_data.analytics }}

--Report typos and corrections to: .After MAGA Republicans bristled at being described as "semi-fascist" by President Joe Biden, Donald Trump is complaining about fascists. "I just learned that the great and brilliant Ken Starr has, sadly, passed away," Trump posted to his Truth Social website. "He was a true American patriot who loved our country and the law.""I so appreciated his support and his thoughts that our cause against fascists and other mentally sick people in our country is just," Trump wrote.It was an interesting position from the former president who long complained about...

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