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President Jacob Zuma singing a variation of shoot the boer in Bloemfontein early 2012 during a celebration by the African National Congress. Note that this s...

"We will read histories of whiteness.."

Donald Trump isn’t conservative – that much is clear. But he could very well be popular. That’s because Trumpism is headline-driven, ad hoc policymaking. He responds to the news cycle; in fact, he responds to what he sees on the news. So do most Americans. Some of that will make for good policy. Some of it will make for bad policy. All of it will likely make him more popular.

"...same people that voted for Trump ran into burning buildings..."

"No citizen should get away with this behavior but somehow it's OK for John Koskinen."

A conservative Christian group has accused state Comptroller Kevin Lembo of attacking its "biblical principles" after he sought information about its nondiscrimination policies as a recipient of charitable donations from state employees.

In response to demands by students for protection of undocumented students, UConn President Susan Herbst said Tuesday that the university already functions in ways similar to a "sanctuary campus," although it can't legally adopt the label.

Some people just can't accept reality.

Trump claims victory for saving jobs at Carrier, Trump surrogates decry elitism, and we check out the mailbag!

Note to Breitbart: Earth is not cooling, climate change Is real and please stop using our video to mislead Americans. Full article here: https://weather.com/...

The former senator turned lobbyist worked to establish the high-level contacts that led the president-elect to call the president of Taiwan last week.

A senior representative of the Muslim Council of Britain has said that white British people have a responsibility to integrate more.

How much where they paying to begin with?

give it up, fellas ...

Donald J. Trump announces that Masayoshi Son, CEO of SoftBank, has agreed to invest $50 billion in the U.S. and create 50,000 new jobs. SUBSCRIBE to ABC NEWS...

Delegates of the U.N. Human Rights Council opened a meeting in Geneva on Monday by standing silently with heads bowed, after the delegation of Venezuela’s leftist government requested a minute’s silence to “honor” the late Cuban dictator Fidel Castro.

President Barack Obama's legal defense of some key initiatives including his signature healthcare law is collapsing as courts put cases on hold until after President-elect Donald Trump, hostile to the policies, assumes office on Jan. 20.

“57% of Republicans think free markets hurt us. 78% think gov should bribe companies. 75% think gov should threaten companies. Welp.”

"The threat to the First Amendment came from the Democratic side more," he says, arguing that journalists viewed a Democratic plank "overly charitably" as campaign finance reform.

Shaun King, a Black Lives Matter activist and columnist for The New York Daily News, announced on Monday his plans to organize a boycott of New York City, San Francisco and Standing Rock. [feature]

Republican leaders managed to derail impeachment of IRS Commissioner John Koskinen on Tuesday, sending the debate back to a committee for more study, where it will die when the Congress adjourns at the end of this year.

President Barack Obama told US Central Command Tuesday that the fight he's led against the Islamic State Group has been relentless, while demonstrating a shift in how the U.S. takes on terrorists around the world. (Dec. 6)

Ohio senators approved a bill Tuesday that would ban abortion once a heart beat can be detected.

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump sold all of his shares in companies in June, aides said on Tuesday, a move that likely raised substantial cash ahead of the presidential election and could now ease some concerns about potential conflicts of interest.

It is a rare, rare, rare day when I disagree with Jonah. On Twitter we’ve been going back and forth on whether it would be a good thing for a social-media network like Facebook to attempt to weed out and crack down on “fake news.” Jonah asks, “What’s wrong with starting with the easy stuff: Say, Ukrainian or Macedonian websites that clearly have no reporters in the US?” I just have no faith Facebook would keep it at “the easy stuff.” This isn’t theoretical. We already know how loosely and arbitrarily the people running the world’s biggest social-media networks define “offensive” or “inappropriate” material, so I think we can make a good guess at how loosely and arbitrarily they would define “fake news.” Glenn Reynolds was temporarily suspended from Twitter for tweeting “run them down” in response to violent protesters surrounding a car on a highway. We have no idea whether Robert Stacy McCain and Milo Yiannopoulos genuinely sent Twitter messages that were beyond the pale, because Twitter doesn’t publicly give much details about why they ban an account, beyond “participating in or inciting targeted abuse of individuals.” Every major righty blogger got tons of vicious anti-Semitic crap this past election cycle with little or no response from Twitter management, but somehow Yiannopoulos’s attacks on actress Leslie Jones garnered permanent expulsion. YouTube currently lists 18 Prager U videos – over 10 percent of their entire collection — under “restricted mode.” Former Facebook workers told Gizmodo that they “routinely suppressed news stories of interest to conservative readers from the social network’s influential ‘trending’ news section.” The former curator was so troubled by the omissions that they kept a running log of them at the time; this individual provided the notes to Gizmodo. Among the deep-sixed or suppressed topics on the list: former IRS official Lois Lerner, who was accused by Republicans of inappropriately scrutinizing conservative groups; Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker; popular conservative news aggregator the Drudge Report; Chris Kyle, the former Navy SEAL who was murdered in 2013; and former Fox News contributor Steven Crowder. “I believe it had a chilling effect on conservative news,” the former curator said. And we’re supposed to cheer these guys on as they start taking out anything they determine to be “fake news”? I wish this was a better world, one where social-media company managers had genuine respect for a variety of viewpoints, and a clear record of distinguishing posts they disagreed with from posts that are genuinely threatening or inappropriate. In that world, we could cheer these companies on for taking a more active role in shutting down sites and posts that spread lies and insane conspiracy theories. But the argument that we empower social-media companies to shut down “fake news” is really difficult to accept in a world where Social Justice Warrior shame-mobs hunt for scalps through social-media firestorms.