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University of Wisconsin–Whitewater professor Beth Lueck offers freshman English students extra credit to go to rally against Scott Walker budget cuts

Chaldean Christian spokesman Mark Arabo says he spoke with White House officials today and told them that they are simply not acting as a Middle East holocaust of Christians continues on. Watch bel...

A New Mexico eighth-grader was suspended from school for letting her classmates know that they could opt out of the state's new online standardized test.

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Rape and violence has exploded across Sweden due it's immigration policies. Watch to see what Sweden has done to itself.

The Minnesota Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church edited the historic Apostles' Creed so that it removed references to God as "Father" for a worship service.

Yeah here's how deep the Democrats' presidential bench - potential Hillary competitor Martin O'Malley stumbles when he's asked what is the greatest threat to America. Watch below: C'mon buddy how c...

Reacting to President Obama's use of the n-word on Marc Maron's podcast, Cornel West called him the first "niggerized" president in an appearance on CNN. West criticized Obama as "a person who is afraid and intimidated when it comes to putting a spotlight on white supremacy." "Too many black people are niggerized," West said Monday on CNN. "I would say the first black president has become the first niggerized black president." "A niggerized black person is a black person who is afraid and scared and intimidated when it comes to putting a spotlight on white supremacy and fighting against white supremacy," West explained. "So when many of us said we have to fight against racism, what were we told? 'No, he can't deal with racism because he has other issues, political calculations. He's the president of all America, not just black America.' We know he's president of all America but white supremacy is American as cherry pie." CORNEL WEST: You can't talk about wealth and inequality, you can't talk about education, you can't talk about massive unemployment and under employment and you can't talk about drones being dropped on people in other parts of the world without talking about white supremacy and its ways in which it operates. It doesn't have to be overt. The president is right about that. But too many black people are niggerized. I would say the first black president has become the first niggerized black president. CNN ANCHOR: What do you mean by that? WEST: A niggerized black person is a black person who is afraid and scared and intimidated when it comes to putting a spotlight on white supremacy and fighting against white supremacy. So when many of us said we have to fight against racism, what were we told? 'No, he can't deal with racism because he has other issues, political calculations. He's the president of all America, not just black America.' We know he's president of all America but white supremacy is American as cherry pie. We're talking about moral issues, spiritual issues, emotional issues. White supremacy has nothing to do with just skin pigmentation, it has to be what kind of person you want to be, what kind of nation we want to be. Democrats and Republicans play on both of those parties in terms of running away from the vicious legacy of white supremacy until it hits us hard. Thank God for Ferguson. Thank God for the young folk of all colors. Thank God for Staten Island and fighting there. Thank God in Baltimore, now the precious folk in Charleston.

Alan Dershowitz said the discussion of whether Judge Brett Kavanaugh is "innocent or guilty" of sexual assault reminds him of what it was like when people were accused of being communists, they had to prove that they weren't one. Dershowitz named the ACLU as one of the organizations presuming guilt. Dershowitz said he opposes the confirmation of Kavanaugh based on his judicial temperament but said the opposition of others, including the 700 law professors who signed a letter, is political. "Well, can you imagine if this were a liberal who had been appointed by a liberal President who had been accused and would act similarly, I don't think a single one of those professors would have signed that letter," Dershowitz said on Tucker Carlson Tonight. "They all fail the shoe on the other foot test," he said. "Senator Booker, who I like and know, is just dead wrong. This is all about partisanship. If the opposite was happening, and if it was the Democrats who were putting up candidate, everybody would behave in the opposite way. And so it is partisanship and I think the framers of our Constitution never intended the confirmation process to look anything like this." TUCKER CARLSON, FOX NEWS HOST: That was Senator Spartacus in New Jersey saying, as you just heard, it doesn't really matter if Brett Kavanaugh is innocent or if he's guilty. Democrats have spent so long attacking him without tangible evidence that really it's his obligation to just submit and let his career and reputation and family be destroyed for the good of the country. It's a moral question. Alan Dershowitz is a retired Harvard Law professor. He's the author of the best-selling The Case Against Impeaching Trump. He is a reality check on first principles and he joins us tonight. Do you think, Professor, that that's a fine standard? It doesn't matter whether he's innocent or guilty, he should just submit. ALAN DERSHOWITZ, PROFESSOR EMERITUS, HARVARD LAW SCHOOL: Well, it sounds very familiar. When I was in college, that's what they said about people who are accused of being communists. CARLSON: Yes. DERSHOWITZ: It doesn't matter if he or her is guilty. If somebody is accusing of you being a communist and you angrily responded and said you're not, then you don't have the temperament to have the job, and it's just a job interview if you're getting fired for being a Professor after 40 years, and what's the difference if you're innocent or guilty. Somebody has said you're a communist. This goes all the way back to the inquisition, when they would call you in first and make you testify and then they present the evidence. Look, once you're accused the most heinous crime imaginable, it turns into a trial, where you have due process. CARLSON: Yes. DERSHOWITZ: Where the burden of proof is on the other side, where the evidence has to be clear and convincing. In America, we don't allow people to destroy other people's reputations and careers based on an inference of guilt the way the ACLU now says. The ACLU says we should presume guilt, not presume innocent. CARLSON: After a hundred years of defending due process, that's exactly what they're saying. So you are liberal, you have lived your life in a liberal world, you go to Martha's Vineyard, you know liberals. Do any of them ever say, "Look, I don't agree with Kavanaugh, I hate Trump, but I agree with you that due process is worth preserving." Are there liberals who feel that way? DERSHOWITZ: I found very, very few of them. For example, today, 700 law professors signed a letter. They asked me to sign that, I refused and I wrote a dissent, saying he now no longer has the judicial temperament. Well, can you imagine if this were a liberal who had been appointed by a liberal President who had been accused and would act similarly, I don't think a single one of those professors would have signed that letter. They all fail the shoe on the other foot test. Senator Booker, who I like and know, is just dead wrong. This is all about partisanship. If the opposite was happening, and if it was the Democrats who were putting up candidate, everybody would behave in the opposite way. And so it is partisanship and I think the framers of our Constitution never intended the confirmation process to look anything like this. CARLSON: I agree and I hope that I would be honest enough to say so. I mean we defended our Al Franken on this show, whom I don't like personally and I hate his politics, but I think he got shafted for the same reason. DERSHOWITZ: We defended him too. CARLSON: Yes, he deserves to be defended. You wrote or you were quoted in a recent piece saying that Julie Swetnick's lawyer may have a legal obligation to withdraw her previous statement. What did you mean? DERSHOWITZ: Yes, I've done some research now on it and there are ethical and bar rules that say that, when you submit an affidavit, even to Congress, and you later learn that there are things in the affidavit that are false, you have a continuing obligation to withdraw the affidavit. You cannot allow an affidavit to remain on the record. CARLSON: Right. DERSHOWITZ: If you have information suggesting it's false, and any reasonable lawyer hearing her on television says you can't any longer accept what's in that affidavit, she has to be investigated independently of the background check, criminally investigated to see if she deliberately and willfully, with or without the aid of anybody else, made a decision just to frame somebody for something that he had nothing to do with. The evidence seems to suggest they never knew each other, they were years apart, they were operating in different circles. It wouldn't surprise me if an FBI investigation proved they never met each other. And if that turns out to be the fact, she belongs in a court of law, being prosecuted with a presumption of innocence-- CARLSON: Yes. DERSHOWITZ: --defender (ph). But if the evidence shows that she committed perjury, prison. CARLSON: Wow. DERSHOWITZ: You know why, because-- CARLSON: I do know why. DERSHOWITZ: --it's important to protect people against being raped, but it's so important to protect people against being deliberately and willfully, falsely accused of rape. That is a very, very serious crime and we tend not to pay as much attention to false -- deliberately false. I'm not talking about people make-- CARLSON: Oh I understand. DERSHOWITZ: (inaudible). But deliberately false frame-ups of rape have to be taken seriously. CARLSON: And they're not, I happen to know.

The U.S. Senate’s most outspoken contrarian, Ted Cruz, became the first official 2016 candidate to launch a bid for the White House Monday. Despite the fact that he’s highly controversial within his own party, it has long been known that

Does NARAL not know Jezebel has corrected the story, or does it not care?

An Irving immigration lawyer was arrested Friday morning on federal fraud charges for allegedly forging visa applications for illegal immigrants she represented, the U.S. attorney’s office said. Sherin Thawer, 45,…

Six service members died looking for him, five of the most dangerous Taliban commanders in U.S. custody were illegally exchanged for his release, $1 million in taxpayer dollars was spent on his retrieval, and the Obama administration insisted he "served with honor and distinction," yet the entire time, the White House knew that Bowe Bergdahl was a traitor who deserted his post in Afghanistan, risking the lives of his fellow service members.

Steven Crowder is right about Islam and secularism in a coversation with Sargon of Akkad. Footage credit to European comission and Steven Crowder, along with...

Anti-ICE Protester To Black Police Officer: 'You’re A F**king N****r To The White Man' - Matt Vespa: Abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement is becoming a litmus test .07/25/2018 22:52:54PM EST.

In his new book, “The Conservatarian Manifesto” Charles Cooke proposes a philosophical and political framework that fuses conservatism and libertarianism into a cohesive and effective political brand.

A controversial new twin study suggests that environmental changes could trigger homosexuality

Fox News reported tonight that Hillary Clinton may have had several different private email addresses she used that were all on her private email server. They got this information on the multiple e...

The same mainstream media that regularly gives tongue baths to Barack Obama is currently coordinating a narrative around Republican Senator Rand Paul’s temperament. Earlier this week, NBC’s Chuck Todd and the Washington Post’s Chris Cillizza denigrated their female colleagues by

“While we all live in a society that permits us to express our opinions, we must also recognize that we live with the consequences of their impact on those we represent.”

Crusade against Republican Scott Walker jumps the shark as Madison newspaper airs concern Wisconsin governor's spokeswomen are notably attractive

A new Food and Drug Administration mandate passed under the Affordable Care Act would require restaurants and food retail shops with over 20 locations, like pizza delivery chains, to post in-store menus displaying nutritional information for each and every pizza combination it sells. 

"Do not taunt the Logan Act."

Some of Hollywood’s top players are gearing up to back Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) if Hillary Clinton declines to run for president. According to a Hollywood Reporter report, “MoveOn.org has been organizing ‘Run Warren Run’ gatherings on L.A.’s Westside. Among