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Colinford Mattis and Urooj Rahman aren’t outliers; they’re living examples of how hatred of Trump has morphed into a willingness to justify the unjustifiable.

"When you see entire media companies essentially exist to tear down Joe Biden, is there an equivalent of that on the left, tearing down Trump?" "There really isn’t."

Lebanon's Prime Minister Hassan Diab announced at a news conference Monday he's resigning just hours after his entire Cabinet stepped down amid the fallout of last week's devastating explosion at Beirut's port. 

New studies and reports of outbreaks among children have persuaded many researchers that kids aren’t as immune to Covid-19 as initially thought.

"The rock that surrounds the sculpted faces is not suitable for additional carving, an official with the National Park Service said in June.

A Trump campaign adviser generated swift criticism Monday after sharing a tweet that misgendered Pennsylvania’s top health official, who is a transgender woman.

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Officials claim doing business is a revocable “privilege,” but many Americans see it as a right that they’ll exercise with or without licenses and permits.

Last night news started circulating that college football would be cancelled sometime this upcoming week. And this morning the Big 10 announced that 12 of the 14 schools voted to cancel the upcoming fall season.

The truth matters.

And we're supposed to make "data-driven decisions"?

The Washington Post published a glowing photoshoot of Portland Antifa activists on Saturday in an attempt to explain their motivations for continuing to protest and riot in the aftermath of George

"We Poles no longer recognise ourselves in this Europe of growing hostility towards Christian faith and domination of gender ideology," says the ambassador.

Colorado police have significantly scaled back officer-initiated traffic stops in May and June as officers adapt to policing in a pandemic and under a new law cutting back on qualified immunity. Along the Interstate 25 corridor, which runs the eastern edge of the Rocky Mountains, police departments and agencies have recorded dramatic decreases in police […]

Publishing powerhouse HarperCollins has released the cover of Breitbart News Entertainment Editor Jerome Hudson’s latest book, "50 Things They Don’t Want You to Know About Trump," which promises to deliver the counterintuitive facts the establishment media have worked so hard to hide.

Videos currently circulating on social media purportedly show the widespread looting that happened in Chicago overnight following a police-involved shooting in the city Sunday. 

Mr. Biden has placed himself in a position in which the slightest mistake or hiccup on his part, or the slightest bit of good news for the president may touch off a surge, even a modest one, for the president that may be dispositive.

White House director for the Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy Peter Navarro said President Trump is the "hardest working president in history" in an interview with NBC's Chuck Todd on Sunday's 'Meet the Press.' CHUCK TODD: Yeah. No, let me ask you this. Where is the president? Why was he at his golf club all weekend? Why isn't he negotiating? Look, I understand -- PETER NAVARRO: Hang on. Let me, let me respond -- CHUCK TODD: -- you guys don't like each other. PETER NAVARRO: -- to that. That is not -- CHUCK TODD: That Nancy Pelosi and the president -- PETER NAVARRO: Hang on. CHUCK TODD: Where is he? PETER NAVARRO: Well, he -- CHUCK TODD: Why isn't he involved? PETER NAVARRO: Look, you have to understand this is the hardest working president in history. He works 24/7. He can be in Bedminster, Mar-a-Lago, the Oval Office, or anywhere in between. He can be at the Whirlpool factory, like we were on Thursday, celebrating working men and women benefiting from tariffs. He's working 24/7. The problem here, the problem here is Capitol Hill, the swamp, two houses that are too far apart. I mean, the Lord and the founding fathers created executive orders because of partisan bickering and divided government. That's what we have here. But the president's taken action. His constituency -- let's be clear. His constituency is mainstream Republicans, blue collar Democrats, and independents who are sick and tired of the swamp. And he reached out and he took action.

Even in a volatile political year with endless crosscurrents, once voters actually start casting their ballots it seems reasonable to assume that one traditional factor will still motivate most...

As a doctoral candidate at Cambridge working under "FBI Informant" Stefan Halper, I had a front-row seat for Russiagate

AG William Barr on Sunday told Fox News that Black Lives Matter protesters have created urban guerrilla warfare' in cities across the United States because of a 'lust for power.'

A slew of political books will be hitting bookshelves between now and Election Day, covering everything on the spectrum from communist propaganda to Trump hagiography. Many of those books, such as...

Attorney General William Barr on Sunday voiced scathing criticism of the Democratic Party, claiming the left is trying to tear down U.S. institutions in a pursuit for “total victory.”

Educational institutions have committed intellectual grand theft, withholding critical knowledge from students and replacing it with political correctness.

For many years, UNC was in the grip of the Diversity Mania, but now it’s in the grip of the Equity Mania.