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The Democrats have been relishing their popularity with millenials for a variety of reasons: 55% of millennials voted for Hillary Clinton, while roughly 33% voted for Donald Trump; an AP-Norc/MTV Youth Political Pulse poll found on

In an interview with Rolling Stone, billionaire leftist Tom Steyer, who is bankrolling the Need to Impeach campaign to the tune of $40 million, stated that nuclear w

On Thursday, Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY) claimed while at a #DitchTheList rally that a new Supreme Court justice appointed by President Trump could lead to women being arrested for "making decisions about their bodies."

The company says it terminated an employee for violating its "philosophy of tolerance."

A better, modest proposal for crime-ridden cities is to turn them into Second Amendment Zones.

The $5 million needed to get the Civic Information Consortium started is contained in the budget passed by the Legislature last week, and that Gov. Phil Murphy may reject.

Police said the parents left the three girls, ages 6, 3, and 9 months, alone overnight while they worked.

Not exactly 'Jenny from the block'...

On Wednesday, Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy announced he will be retiring from the bench at the end of July. President Trump is choosing Justice Kennedy’s replacement from a list of 25 judges – the same list he chose Justice Neil Gorsuch from last year. On Friday, President Trump said he cut his list of ?

The left is not happy and when they aren't happy they do very strange things

Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf said Thursday she is preparing for the worst-case scenario in the Department of Justice’s reported investigation into her February warning to undocumented immigrants about an impending federal sweep. Schaaf said she expects investigators to use “all the means they have” to track down how she found out about the four-day Northern California Immigration and Customs Enforcement operation ahead of time. “I am assuming the worst,” she told reporters Thursday. “I am preparing for the worst.

An Oregon-based reporter for KGU was physically assaulted by a Portland open-borders activist who was attempting to force her to stop covering the event. The mob of protesters were upset that KGU reporter Maggie Vespa was filming a family that was going into an appointment at the ICE office. As Vespa noted on social media, faces ?

He was “angry” about net neutrality’s repeal, police say.

He won't let facts get in the way of his mission.

On Friday, former Attorney General Eric ‘Fast and Furious’ Holder demanded “unprincipled” House Republicans halt their investigations into FISA abuse and Spygate, warning the probes “must stop.” Former Attorney General Eric Holder House Republicans held two hearings this week, demanding answers from Peter Strzok, FBI Director Wray and DAG Rosenstein about government surveillance during the …

The federal court ruling may affect other states’ plans to impose work requirements on the poor in exchange for receiving health care.

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With the installation of Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court, and a yet-to-be-named reliable replacement for the unreliable Anthony Kennedy, Donald Trump will have confirmed himself as the most consequential conservative president of the modern era (or a close second to Reagan if you’re nostalgic). This will be complete vindication for Trump supporters, which means …

California law enforcement officials arrested a 33-year-old man on Friday and charged him with threatening to murder Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai's family "for Pai’s role in repealing regulations relating to net neutrality," the

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When the nation’s attention is captured by an episode of blatant racial hatred or primitive bigotry and that episode turns out to be a hoax—an...

Just because you cannot comply doesn’t mean the law cannot exist.

The leftist filmmaker’s comments were a ‘deliberate misrepresentation’ of the administration’s immigration-enforcement policies, according to a DOJ official.

At least 41 cops have left the Seattle Police Department this year, many of them reportedly citing frustration with the city's politics and a perceived lack of support from local officials.