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Wimbledon tennis play is upon us, and along with it, a perfect time for Sports Illustrated to talk politics and slam the Trump Administration in an interview with lesbian firebrand Martina Navratilova (see file photo)! The nine-time Wimbledon champion gave the LGBT movement free publicity and bashed America's top two elected officials for taking human rights backwards.

The German chancellor has emerged from a spectacular two-week rebellion with her government intact but her authority further diminished.

President Donald Trump enjoyed a three-point improvement in his overall approval ratings over the course of a nearly monthlong barrage of negative reports by major media outlets covering his administration’s continuing enforcement of a Clinton-era policy of separating illegal alien children from people with whom they were apprehended. According to a weighted average of approval …

In an incredible sweetheart plea deal, Imran Awan – a former IT aide to Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Fla., and other congressional Democrats – pleaded guilty Tuesday to one count of making a false statement on a home equity loan.

Actress Amber Heard has upset a number of her fans after posting a tweet that was meant to be critical of the Trump administration’s ICE checkpoints, but struck most as racist.

Democrats are in a state of sheer panic. They?re panicking because last week, Justice Anthony Kennedy ? a reliable vote in favor of certain leftist priorities including abortion and sam…

The United Nations released a report earlier this month blaming President Trump for poverty in the US. They used data from the Obama years. Reuters ran with this fake news headline: Investors.com reported: An uncritical Reuters headline says it all: “America’s poor becoming more destitute under Trump: U.N. expert”. The Hill’s equally blase headline: “UN …

The Fifth Circuit Appeals Court convened to write an opinion [PDF] the judges shouldn't have had to write. But then, of course, they had to because the lower court screwed everything up. The first paragraph sums up the issue -- and the appeals...

Democrats hate America. That’s one takeaway from a recent Gallup poll that shows only 32 percent of Dems are “extremely proud” to be an American, versus a substantially higher number of Republicans. Of course, that’s a bit snarky.

In Raleigh and Durham, North Carolina, social justice activists are telling their followers to boycott the Fourth of July this year, not to buy hot dogs or fireworks, and even to crash other people’s cookouts.

"Cuckstarter." ​ The popular gaming distribution platform Steam is now hosting "America's Retribution," a hyperbolically pro-Trump video game that allows...

On Tuesday, Young America’s Foundation (YAF), Students for a Conservative Voice (SCV), and Daily Wire Editor-in-Chief Ben Shapiro filed a First Amendment lawsuit against the University of Minnesota, charging the university with unconstitutionally infringing upon students’ First Amendment and Four

Data proves that the anti-Stepford wife is actually more likely to find success in dating.

The FBI's and CIA's significant analytical disagreement with the NSA over whether Russia tried to help the Trump presidential campaign was reasonable, according to an unclassified report by the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence released Tuesday.

If you’re under the impression that the system exists for your partisan agenda, it’s not surprising you believe it's broken every time you lose an election.

"Find another country"

Gov. Charlie Baker signed a bill Tuesday that will allow for the temporary removal of firearms from people considered a danger to themselves or others.

Eighty-six-year-old liberal journalist Dan Rather seems to be getting even more conspiratorial as he ages. The ex-CBS Evening News anchor on Monday speculated that the reason NBA star LeBron James left the Cleveland Cavaliers for the Los Angeles Lakers is to... fight Donald Trump.

Washington Post feature writer Dan Zak revels in left-wing activism, like his massive opus in the paper (and then a book) on four blood-tossing anti-nuclear protesters. As the temperatures peak, it’s time for Zak to freak . It's "The start of a mad hot American summer in the nation’s capital. A president violating norm after norm. Immigrant children wailing for their mothers. A Supreme Court seat, open like a wound. A midterm election hurtling toward us like an avenging angel, or a killer asteroid."

The stakes in filling the Supreme Court vacancy are high. For social conservatives, this is no time for a gamble.

An escalation of trade tensions could add to defaults in China’s financial system, which is already in the midst of a deleveraging campaign, according to JPMorgan Chase & Co.

Emerald Robinson’s ‘Never Trump’ analysis is equally deficient in fact and seriousness.

As Iran faces yet another crippling drought, one top Iranian military general believes he knows the culprit behind the water shortage: Israel, of course. What did the general say? On Monday, Brig. Gen. Gholam Reza Jalali, head of Iran’s Civil Defense Organization, accused Israel of colluding with another unnamed country in the Middle East of wringing all clouds of rain water before they enter Iranian airspace. The general even went as so far as to call it cloud "theft." "The changing climate in Iran is suspect," Jalali said, according to the Times of Israel. "Foreign interference is suspected to have played a role in climate change." "Israel and another country in the region have joint teams which work to ensure clouds entering Iranian skies are unable to release rain," the general claimed. "On top of that, we are facing the issue of cloud and snow theft." Jalali furthered his claims by alleging a scientific study had ?

A psychotic leftist was arrested outside the White House at an immigration protest on Saturday for assaulting a Secret Service officer while screaming, “Where’s the president?” Happy now, Maxine Waters? Hundreds of thousands of protesters took to the streets nationwide on Saturday demanding our government get rid of borders and abolish ICE. About 30,000 immigration …

In 1971, the Michigan Supreme Court heard People v. Sinclair, a high-profile case in which John Sinclair appealed a decade-long prison sentence for selling two cannabis...