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Frank Lunt was visibly flabbergasted as every single one of his focus group participants in a Birmingham area panel backed Judge Roy Moore.

Joy Reid compared Christian beliefs to "something out of a novel" Saturday on MNSBC's "AM Joy." WATCH: [dc_video] "That sounds like something out of a novel. Is it true that there are people

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Demonstrations have taken place in Turkey, Bangladesh, Indonesia, Malaysia and Kashmir today and hundreds of Palestinians have clashed with Israeli security forces in the West Bank.

The Senate tax bill provides an array of benefits to multiple businesses and people throughout the country.

A top male-to-female transgender weightlifter in New Zealand says he has no physical advantages over the women he beats in competitions.

Think of all those liberal media headlines about Roy Moore. Here’s a sample: "Washington Post: Trump, McConnell call on Roy Moore to exit Alabama Senate race ‘if these allegations are true.’" "Washington Post: In Washington, the Republican dam is breaking against Roy Moore."

Washington Post reporter Dave Weigel issued an apology to President Trump on Saturday for tweeting a photo of an empty arena before a Trump rally in Florida that had been taken hours before the event started. 

WASHINGTON (AP) — Republican leaders have spent months promoting the myth that red low-tax states are subsidizing blue high-tax states because of the deduction for state and local

The SAS is considering adapting its gruelling selection test to give women a better chance of succeeding, according to reports.

"The United States no longer stands by when Israel is unfairly attacked in the United Nations."

You see a lot of organizations and activists saying that they are working to eliminate racism. None of them however have a solid plan to achieve this since the racism largely exists only in their minds. I, on the other hand, have a great way to get rid of racism: simply encourage minorities to stop

A judge released the first of four Chicago suspects accused of beating and torturing a disabled teenager, captured on a Facebook video.

During the presidential campaign, Democrats "were peddling" the most salacious Trump dossier allegations to news reporters, a new documentary about the dossier revealed on Friday. "People associate

The judge overseeing the prosecution of former national security adviser Michael Flynn recused himself from the case this week, though the reasons for his decision remain a mystery. Rudolph Contrer

The Californian wildfires that have devasted a vast region of the United States, have taken for the worse as increased winds have caused the flames to spread faster, leaving the fire crews in a wea…

By announcing that the United States would move our embassy to Jerusalem and recognize the historic city as the capital of Israel, President Donald Trump has once again delivered on a key campaign promise.

Countries like the U.S., U.K., France, and Australia have adopted a policy of killing their citizens who have gone to Syria and Iraq to join ISIS. But Canadians who join the militant group have so far had little to fear from their own government, either at home or abroad.

WASHINGTON -- David Brock's Media Matters for America appears to be granting hundreds of thousands of dollars in charitable funds to political groups that are trying to impeach the president and unsea

With the nation’s news dominated by reports of political corruption (most recently, the Clintons’ apparent use of “pay to play” schemes during Hillary Clinton’s tenure as U.S. secretary of state), sexual harassment scandals pandemic among the nation’s elites, extreme vulgarization of political speech and the common culture, riots against freedom of speech on the nation’s college campuses, paralyzing partisanship in Congress, death threats and open assassination attempts against government leaders and police officers, and the rest of the dismaying parade of moral shortcomings on display among the nation’s leaders in all walks of life, it appears that we are in

Safia Noor, 25, has been selected as Labour’s new candidate for the Small Heath ward in elections next year

If you have the stomach for it, I want you to watch one of the most outrageous and infuriating videos I’ve ever seen. It shows the police shooting of Daniel Shaver in Mesa, Arizona. He was crawling on his hands and knees, crying, and begging police not to shoot him. An officer shot him anyway: The background is simple. Shaver was a traveling pest control worker. He was in his hotel room (a La Quinta Inn) showing off to guests a pellet gun he used for work. Police responded to a 911 call claiming that a man was pointing a rifle out a window. When police arrived, Shaver was alone with a woman. They had been drinking ...

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Poland’s incoming prime minister threw down the gauntlet with the European Union, offering to "help the West with proper values" after his allies advanced a judicial overhaul that the bloc has criticized as democratic backsliding.

D arkest Hour, Joe Wright’s recent film, vividly describes the closing days of May 1940, when Adolf Hitler’s blitzkrieg swept over western Europe. In Britain, despite overwhelming odds, Winston Churchill convinced his country to fight on. It is an excellent film — both historically accurate and dramatically taut. And Gary Oldman’s portrayal of Churchill far exceeds many of those we’ve seen in recent years. But the nature of the film means that viewers necessarily miss out on fascinating background and details. Happily, there are many good books on those frightening few days that offer a broader picture than the film. If