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A Clinton may once again take Arizona come November.

Plenty of left-leaning government officials and political activists are, no doubt, marshaling their troops ahead of a contentious Supreme Court confirmation vote, but Planned Parenthood Action took their "action" a step further, warning senators who vote "yes" on Kavanaugh to watch their backs.

President Trump on Saturday said that he is considering putting in place an enforceable quarantine on travel for New York and parts of New Jersey and Connecticut.

The Sunday shows reflected how another impeachment attempt is already reducing media attention to the coronavirus pandemic. It's served its usefulness.

Journalists who cover crime in Oakland, CA, are now becoming the victims of crimes as news crews are being targeting for expensive equipment.

The state of Florida is taking action to shield kids from hypersexual drag performances.

If China attacks America, Ron Paul ad

With bonus Elizabeth Warren cameo.

PATRICK HOWLEY| National File| Virginia governor Ralph Northam, a Democrat best known for his blackface/KKK yearbook photograph, has shuttered President Donald Trump’s 2020 national campaign headquarters in Arlington, Virginia with his executive order closing non-essential businesses in the state du

The virus is not unprecedented, but the draconian societal shutdowns are. Who would have expected Western democracies to mimic authoritarian China?

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Satire For The Right. And The Wrong.

This article has two themes: first, how in ?soft? science fields, increased specialization has led to fragmentation, incoherence and, ultimately, nonsense. And second, an example of the process: race and ethnic studies (RES) and the concept of color-blind racism (CBR) — the idea that treating people according to the content of their character, not the color of their skin, is itself racist. Martin Luther King Jr.?s famous definition of non-discrimination is not accepted by, for example, the 2018 President of the American Sociological Association. Some science history At the dawn of science, practitioners were few and they all had some acquaintance with every branch. In the original Royal Society of London (RS, founded in 1660), for example, papers were presented before the whole group and everyone felt free to comment on and evaluate what they heard. There were no well-defined subdisciplines, science — or natural philosophy, as it was then called — was not a profession, like law or medicine. Most scientists did serious work in many areas: Isaac Newton (RS President 1703–27) did mathematics, ?

China did not include asymptomatic individuals who tested positive for coronavirus in their counts as the number of confirmed cases and deaths from the disease grew worldwide, according to a

A majority of battleground voters want the new Congress to move on from impeaching Donald Trump, considering their effort a waste of time.

One rule that I have always lived by is that crazy people should be avoided.  But what good…

Republican New York Assemblywoman Claudia Tenney is warning voters against supporting Hillary Clinton citing Clinton's "failed" record in New York state.

In nearly a half dozen campaigns, John Cox has embraced the persona of anti-politician. He's never come close to winning but hopes 2018 will be different.

Impeachment manager Adam Schiff says he will introduce a bill to create a "nonpartisan commission" to study "our mistakes" on coronavirus.

Sen. Marco Rubio urged President-elect Joe Biden to push Congress to adopt a narrow bill that would deliver $2,000 stimulus checks and not pad relief legislation with unrelated issues.

A federal judge agreed to appoint a special master to shield certain materials seized by the FBI from Project Veritas from the bureau and prosecutors.

Griswold's office is refusing to give counties the names of the ineligible residents, making it impossible to see if they voted illegally.

Many Americans might not realize what Washington insiders have known for years. Hillary Clinton has a real drinking problem, and now, we have just learned of several instances where she drank seasoned politicians "under the table" in drinking games. Staffers are on the record trying to "sober her up," and you'll be shocked by how everyone around her is scared to tell her one thing she needs to hear.

"You guys are really, really sore losers."