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Largely unreported data published by the FBI appears to back up Donald Trump?s contentions regarding illegal aliens from Mexico committing drug and violent crime offenses in the U.S. According to the FBI, criminal gangs – in some regions comprised significantly of illegal aliens – are wreaking havoc in the U.S., with 65 jurisdictions nationwide reporting [?]

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The first presidential debate takes place this coming Monday, Sept. 26. Donald Trump vs. Hillary Clinton. Mano y mano in front of the entire nation. The first debate should easily break some ratings records. It’ll be a fireworks show

Hillary Clinton is joining the attack against Wells Fargo. However, the Clinton Foundation has taken large sums from Wells Fargo.

After Keith Lamont Scott, who police say was armed, was fatally shot by a black officer in Charlotte, North Carolina on Tuesday afternoon, the city erupted in violent protests. Trucks and establishments were looted, arson was committed, media members' vehicles were destroyed and at least 12 officers were injured. In other words, utter chaos ensued over a case still being investigated, and seemingly shows no foul play thus far. 

Texas Sen. Ted Cruz praised Donald Trump's stance on an issue of Internet freedom, marking a noticeable change of tone for the GOP nominee's most formidable primary competitor. Cruz has proposed to block the transfer of control over a key component of the Internet before President Obama exits the White House, as the Washington Examiner's Rudy Takala previously reported. On Wednesday, Cruz tweeted his appreciation of a statement put out by the Trump campaign regarding control of the Internet. Appreciate @realDonaldTrump's support of our efforts to keep the Internet free, Cruz tweeted, linking to the Trump campaign's statement from policy adviser Stephen Miller, a former aide to Alabama Sen. Jeff Sessions.

Farrakhan to Obama: Let Trump Do Want He Wants, You Failed Inner City Blacks

The state of the economy in California, except in the Silicon Valley sucks—lets get real.  In a CNBC survey of the twenty best places to start a business, six of the cities are in Texas and zero are in the former Golden State.  Would you start a business knowing government was controlling your wages and …

Filmmaker Ami Horowitz was alarmed by the growing number of Somali Americans living in Minneapolis who have joined up with the Islamist-terror groups ISIS and al-Shabaab. So he recently traveled to that city to speak with members of the community about how much American values resonated with them, their feelings about sharia law and terrorism, and whether they’d prefer to live in Somalia or America. Their answers were revealing.

In January, Anthony Weiner, 51, while still married to top Hillary Clinton aide Huma Abedin, allegedly engaged in a months-long online sexual relationship with a troubled 15-year-old  girl whose name is being withheld, The Daily Mail reported Wednesday.

“BREAKING: Among likely voters, per @NBCNews/@WSJ poll: Clinton 43% Trump 37% Johnson 9% Stein 3%”

The anti-cop movement is completely out of control. It’s moved from attacking the police, to attacking the rule of law itself, and now it is attacking the fundamental human right of self-defense. Twice in a month, rioters have struck back after black cops reportedly shot and killed black men who were threatening the cops with guns. First, in Milwaukee, rioters burned businesses and cars after a black officer shot Sylville Smith. Milwaukee officials who reviewed the body-camera footage not only said that Smith was raising his gun at police, they also noted that he “had more firepower than the officer” — possessing a weapon with a 23-round magazine. Last night, in Charlotte, N.C., a young black police officer shot and killed Keith Lamont Scott. According to police reports, Scott brandished a weapon and was given multiple commands to drop the weapon. After a woman claiming to be Scott’s daughter posted a Facebook Live video that asserted that Scott was disabled and only holding a book, riots erupted. The police say they’ve not found a book at the scene, but they do have Scott’s weapon. Protests began in late afternoon and quickly turned violent. Rioters attacked and injured police officers (including one hit in the face with a rock), shut down and set fire to an interstate, threw rocks and other objects at motorists, damaged police cars, looted tractor trailers, and eventually looted a Walmart. Police reportedly arrested only one person in response to the widespread violence. While none of the Black Lives Matters riots are justified, last night’s events are particularly revealing. It is extraordinarily difficult to claim white supremacy and white oppression when black cops are defending themselves from armed black men. This has nothing to do with the false narratives of “hands up, don’t shoot” or “open season on black men.” These rioters can’t even wait for the most basic of investigations. This is about destruction, about bringing down the established order. It’s the “Burn, Baby Burn” of 2016 — 51 years after the Watts riots inspired Marvin X to issue his poetic ode to vicious violence: Killllllllll ……..Boommmmm ………… 2 honkeys gone.. Motherf***k the police And Parker’s sister too Burn, baby, burn******* Cook outta sight******* Fineburgs, wineburgs, Safeway, noway, burn ….. Baby, burn I thought black people — including black cops — enjoyed the same fundamental rights as every other human being on the planet, including the right to protect themselves from armed attack. What does “Black Lives Matter” even mean if a black man in uniform can’t protect himself from criminal violence — from a person of any color? Is the rule of law even relevant if riots break out before even the slightest examination of the actual evidence? Does this look like “social justice” to you? An officer got knocked out with a brick tonight in Charlotte because of the execution of #KeithLamontScott pic.twitter.com/3UXYhz3Jip — Tariq Nasheed (@tariqnasheed) September 21, 2016 There is a bright line — a very bright line — between lawful protest and the kind of violence America saw overnight in Charlotte. Yet it’s becoming increasingly clear that leftist radicals use the violence to create a perverse good cop/bad cop public argument: Either deal with the self-appointed radical “community” or “movement” leaders or face the mob. While this is the kind of tactic that has always worked with timid white progressives (Tom Wolfe’s “Radical Chic” is evergreen), most Americans have little patience with riots. Hillary Clinton is playing with political and cultural fire with tweets like this: Keith Lamont Scott. Terence Crutcher. Too many others. This has got to end. -H — Hillary Clinton (@HillaryClinton) September 21, 2016 What has got to end, Hillary? A black cop reportedly defending himself from an armed man? By lumping together two very different cases (in Tulsa, Okla., Terence Crutcher was apparently unarmed and shot after video shows him walking back to his vehicle and appearing to reach inside), Clinton is stoking a narrative that lumps together all police shootings in the same basket of injustice — when cops are individuals, departments are different, and facts vary wildly. Is this the “steady” leadership she brags about? #related#The riots of 2016 don’t represent an oppressed underclass rising against the oppressor. They represent an oppressor criminal class rising against the rule of law and against the very value of human life. Black lives matter? Please. These people believe no lives matter — none but their own. They are the vanguard — the tip of the spear — of a larger movement that truly seeks not to build but to destroy. Shame on any politician, pundit, or activist who expresses the slightest sympathy for their deadly cause. — David French is an attorney, and a staff writer at National Review.

A new campaign is aiming to mobilise a “secret swing state” of more than 8 million "global citizens" to 'end Trump'

The invoice raises the question of how independent Mr. Combetta's cooperation with the FBI was. Alternately, it could show he remained tethered, and therefore loyal to some degree, to Hillary Clinton and her team.

"Republicans refuse to close the terror gap loophole."

The posts are believed to be written by an IT technician who worked on Clinton's server.

A group formed in urban Philadelphia wants to replace more gun regulations, buybacks and rhetoric with firearms training, education, and concealed carry permits.

If Hillary Clinton loses the presidential election in November, we will know the reason. The email controversy did her candidacy in. But it needed a helping hand — and the news media readily supplied that.

CNN shills for Hillary original: https://twitter.com/Sweetatertot/status/755786761058615296

A California bill would make it easier for local governments to seize homes and small businesses.

Rowan O'Connell was caught posting an offensive message on Reddit

For all the lip service these same celebrities pay to "democracy," when put to the test, it's only a great system when everybody votes the way they prefer.

A visit much earlier in the administration’s tenure might have made some difference.

After writing the first chapters of his foreign policy legacy almost eight years ago with an international apology tour, President Obama began its conclusion Tuesday with a diatribe against American exceptionalism and patriotism during his final address to the United Nations General Assembly. Obama took the opportunity to lay bare before his international audience what he perceives as the United States’ deepest flaws. Those flaws, according to Obama, consist of “excesses of capitalism,” “entrenched partisanship,” “racism,” and more. And how can the U.S. address those flaws? The president suggested “binding ourselves to international rules over the long term.” “We can choose to press forward with a better model of cooperation and integration. Or we can retreat into a world sharply divided, and ultimately in conflict, along age-old lines of nation and tribe and race and religion.” The president hammered the freedom of Americans to govern themselves as a sovereign nation and people. Obama suggested Americans needed babysitting from unelected international institutions — like