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Funder of Clinton's Rhodes scholarship teetering at Oxford

A letter allegedly written in the name of Oriel College, a constituent college of the University of Oxford, excoriating students involved in the movement to remove the college's statue of Cecil Rhodes is circulating on social media and by email. Read More.

Roberts casts deciding vote as Supremes kill abortion law

The Supreme Court on Monday declared unconstitutional a Louisiana law requiring that individuals who perform abortions at clinics have admitting privileges in a nearby hospital. Read More.

Poll: 38 percent think Biden has dementia

A new Rasmussen Reports poll found that 20 percent of Democrats and 66 percent of Republicans believe Joe Biden has dementia. Read More.

Columnist: Mob forces globalism on once-free Americans

In America's "new normal," the leftist mob is being allowed to decide what's best for individuals, a columnist said. Read More.

Researcher: 'Transgender gurus', schools evangelize teen girls

Schools which celebrate transgender ideology and the "transgender gurus" who inhabit social media are responsible for the rise in the number of teenage girls claiming they are transgender, a researcher said. Read More.

'Demise' of NY City: 'Real bad guys' feared undercover police

The decision by the New York Police Department (NYPD) to eliminate undercover, plainclothes officers will "be the demise" of New York City, a retiring NYPD detective predicted. Read More.

GOP must 'get much tougher', says president: 'Political war'

Republicans must come together to stand up to those seeking to destroy America's history, President Donald Trump said. Read More.

'Not Seattle': Oklahoma 'protesters' charged with terrorism, assault

Several suspects were arrested and charged with terrorism, rioting, and assault following the late May riots in Oklahoma City, local officials said. Read More.

'Fraud': Two men charged in New Jersey mail-in vote scandal

A May special election in New Jersey, which was held exclusively by mail-in vote due to coronavirus concerns, was rife with voter fraud, the state's attorney general said. Read More.

Feminist group's massive network drives U.S. propaganda

Our ruling elites would like you to believe that the explosion of cultural Marxist agitprop that has dominated mainstream media in the wake of the death of a black man in police custody in Minneapolis reflects a spontaneous grassroots response to "oppression" occurring in America today. Read More.

Trump backers switch to Parler as 'techno fascists' ramp up

The ongoing crackdown on conservative content by Twitter and Facebook has motivated droves of President Donald Trump’s supporters to find an alternative, a report said. Read More.

DOJ charges 4 men in attack on Andrew Jackson statue

The Department of Justice announced on Saturday that four men have been charged in the attempt to tear down the statue of President Andrew Jackson at Lafayette Square in Washington, D.C. Read More.

Carlson: Arrest Antifa 'criminals' or watch radicals remake U.S.

President Donald Trump could very well lose the election in November but has an opportunity to turn the momentum in his favor, Fox News host Tucker Carlson said on Thursday. Read More.

Freedom of the press for N. Korea? UN official backs defectors' bid

Ironically, a fight over freedom of the press, sparked by North Korean defectors sending balloons with leaflets to their former homeland, has brought both Koreas once again to the brink of war. Read More.

Mao's Red Guards erased 'old' culture; Sound familiar?

If you think the tactics and rhetoric of Antifa and Black Lives Matter demonstrators in America’s streets are new, think again. They’re old. Read More.