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Prince George’s County Public Schools hopes establishing two English-language schools focusing on immigrant students will improve the dropout rates among Hispanic and Latino students, but the NAACP calls...

Denisse Rojas earned a biology degree from UC Berkeley and has set her sights on medical school. But one big obstacle stands in her way.

Blue states have 42 percent more mass shootings than red states after adjusting for population, according to data published by Vox, a progressive media outlet, and examined by The Daily Caller News

Connecticut Rep. Rosa DeLauro (D) is urging Congress to pass her bill that would create a one-cent tax on every teaspoon of sugar consumed.

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Sen. Marco Rubio (R-Fla.) will seek reelection to a second term, sources familiar with the decision said Wednesday, a complete reversal from his earlier plans that gives the GOP a significant boost in its efforts to block a Democratic takeover of the Senate. Rubio becomes the immediate frontrunner in a battleground race that Democrats had been slightly favored to win, though he faces a primary and a potentially tough general election to secure a second term.

Donald Trump has directed nearly one-fifth of his campaign cash to companies that are part of his vast business empire, new federal records show.

All the primaries and caucuses have ended. The democratic and republican parties have chosen their candidate for better or for worse.

For the first time ever, people of African descent living in Mexico were able to identify themselves as black in the national census.

He served in law enforcement for over thirty years, and, according to Gary Byrne’s just-released Clinton Secret Service tell all, “Crisis of Character” saw both Bill and Hillary Clinton up close, and at times, far too personal. The Clintons are now prepared to fight back as only they can, and have the assurances of the …

Something wicked happened in Idaho’s rural Magic Valley. The evil has been compounded by politicians, media, and special-interest groups doing their damnedest to suppress the story and quell a righteous citizen rebellion. On June 7, a brief news item appeared on local Twin Falls, Idaho–based KMVT about a “reported sexual assault that possibly occurred near the Fawnbrook Apartments” five days earlier. Unconfirmed accounts of the alleged crime on conservative-leaning websites, plus reports from area members of anti-jihad activist Brigitte Gabriel’s Act for America group and longtime watchdog Ann Corcoran’s Refugee Resettlement Watch blog, culminated in coverage on the powerhouse Drudge Report. #ad#The social-media groundswell, untethered from the constraints of political correctness, forced government authorities to respond. Police and the local prosecutor’s office grudgingly confirmed that an investigation had begun into the incident. The victim: a mentally disabled five-year-old girl. The alleged perpetrators: Three boys, ages 7, 10, and 14, from Sudanese and Iraqi immigrant families (predominantly Muslim) who have been in the country for less than two years — all but confirming that they are refugees. What happened? The case is under seal because it involves minors, but prosecutor Grant Loebs said there is videotape of the alleged sexual assault (a fact that local activists first divulged). Two of the boys are in custody. It’s not clear what happened to the third. Mainstream journalists have spent more time attacking local whistleblowers than they have spent demanding answers and holding public officials accountable. Here’s the sickening thing: The people who should have been asking tough questions — like, you know, mainstream journalists — have spent more time attacking local whistleblowers and bloggers than they have spent demanding answers and holding public officials accountable. Why? Consider the backdrop. Residents in Twin Falls have been worried about the impact of an increasing influx of refugees, many from jihad-coddling countries, over the past several years. Their concerns about crime, welfare, health care, and schools echo those of communities across the country that are bearing the coercive brunt of Beltway bleeding hearts’ refugee-resettlement policies enacted in a shroud of secrecy. Members of the Twin Falls City Council smugly likened refugee-resettlement critics to “white supremacists.” Regional newspapers including the Idaho Statesman and the Spokane Spokesman-Review rushed to discredit the on-scene reporting of Internet writers such as Leo Hohmann, who had interviewed a witness to the crime for World Net Daily. “Jolene Payne, an 89-year-old retired nurse who lives at the complex” told Hohmann that she spotted one of the boys “taking pictures with a camera” outside the apartment complex’s laundry room. She went inside and found the five-year-old naked with two of the younger boys naked standing over her. “The worst thing was the way they peed all over her clothes,” she recounted. Pro–mass-immigration advocates may not like the sources of some of the original reporting that forced the case into the sunlight, but the watchdogs got more right than wrong. These critics now have Twin Falls’s political leaders sputtering to cover their backsides and police brass defending themselves against explosive charges that they dragged their feet. Instead, the “professional journalists” dwelt on a few early factual errors about whether the boys were from Syria and whether a knife was used — and filled their dismissive articles with “can’t we all just get along” propaganda from refugee-resettlement advocates and contractors with vested financial interests in the game. The callousness of local officials and indifference of local and national media remind me very much of an international incident that went viral on YouTube earlier this year in the eastern German town of Bad Schlema — located in a region overrun by Muslim refugees. A concerned grandfather whose granddaughter under the age of ten was sexually harassed by Muslim migrants protested to mayor Jens Muller. In response to his plea for help, Muller told the elderly man to direct his family to “not walk in areas” where refugees would be. “Just don’t provoke them and don’t walk in those areas.” The grandfather lamented at the public meeting: “You’re not allowed to walk in your own city anymore.” To which the jaded mayor replied: “This is the way it is.” Thank goodness there are Americans still fighting against the collective shrug of sovereignty surrender. Louder, please. — Michelle Malkin is a senior editor at Conservative Review. For more articles and videos from Michelle, visit ConservativeReview.com. ©2016 Creators.com

In a momentous decision with far-reaching consequences, Pacific Gas and Electric Co. has announced it will not pursue license renewal for the two reactors at Diablo Canyon nuclear power plant and will close it in 2025 — ending a tumultuous 31-year relationship with the community and leading to an annual economic loss of nearly $1 billion locally.

The Impact of Large-Scale Immigration on American Workers Testimony Prepared for Senate Committee on the Judiciary Subcommittee on Immigration and the National Interest March 16, 2016 by Steven A. C

Isis implements its version of Sharia Law in their so-called 'caliphate' in Syria and Iraq.

Sweden was once one of the most welcoming countries for refugees. Now its officials say they fear becoming overwhelmed.

Black immigrants make up a significant percentage of the U.S. foreign-born population, and they should no longer be absent from the conversation on immigration reform.

In this eleventh segment of his Basics of Islam series, Jihad Watch director Robert Spencer discusses Islamic law, Sharia, and what it states about the statu...

Sources: Now boys can wear skirts to class as schools introduce 'gender neutral' uniforms in a new drive to be sensitive to 'trans' children: http://ow.ly/Ay...

A hacker who claims to have infiltrated the Democratic National Committee's server posted documents on Tuesday he says came from the party's digital files. The hacker, who identified himself as Guccifer 2.0 after the Romanian hacker who claimed to have breached Hillary Clinton's personal server, published documents that detailed Clinton's weaknesses as a candidate, including a collection of negative press clips about the Clinton Foundation and a list of defenses against attacks on her private email use. Another document, titled 2016 Democrats Positions Cheat Sheet, listed major policy issues and indicated where Clinton, Bernie Sanders, Martin O'Malley, Jim Webb, Lincoln Chaffee, Elizabeth Warren and Joe Biden — all former or possible rivals for the Democratic nomination — stood on each issue.

He raised just $3.1 million in May — and 20 percent of his expenditures went to businesses he owns.

A former ISIS sex slave urged Congress Tuesday to more aggressively fight the terror group and offered her condolences for the massacre in Orlando, saying she's not surprised by it.

Hillary Clinton is known for her shameless hypocrisy, but her broadside Tuesday against Donald Trump was over the top — even for her. Start with the fact that, while her whole point was to slam Tru…

Americans are once again forced to face the threat of ISIS-inspired terrorism, and now it's up to Donald Trump and the Republican leadership to make damn sure everyone knows how Hillary Clinton caused this mess.

The University of California, Irvine has suspended its College Republicans chapter for an entire year after the group hosted controversial conservative pundit Milo Yiannopoulos.