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Woke professors challenge 'white supremacist' math

Objective math is rooted in white supremacy and white social constructs, several college professors said in a recent Twitter debate. Read More.

Chicago activist advises residents to just 'get over' anger at looting

Residents of Chicago who are upset over the looting that has devastated the city's famous retail areas should just "get over it," an activist said. Read More.

Seoul blames church for virus outbreak, demonstrations

A church in Seoul which has been a gathering place for conservatives and whose pastor openly criticizes leftist President Moon Jae-In was raided by police on Friday after Moon's government accused the church of being the epicenter of a recent covid outbreak, reports say. Read More.

Ghislaine's nephew got job at Hillary's State Department

A nephew of Ghislaine Maxwell was "gifted" a position at the State Department by then-Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and also worked for Clinton's 2008 and 2016 presidential campaigns, a report said. Read More.

President’s numbers got bump during Democrat Convention

Presidential candidates usually see a bump in their poll ratings following a national convention. Usually, however, it's their own national convention. Read More.

Teacher snitched on 11-year-old student during virtual class

A Maryland school sent police to a fifth grader's home after a teacher reported she had seen a BB gun on a wall behind the student during a virtual class. Read More.

Investors beware: 'Netflix of China' under investigation

Chinese companies have been perpetuating dishonest and deceitful behavior for some time by way of cooking books, reverse-merger scams, and opaque accounting. Read More.

U.S. no longer energy independent under Biden plan

To implement his "green energy" plan, Joe Biden as president would not only raise taxes but would cut hundreds of thousands of fracking, mining, and quarrying jobs, analysts say. Read More.

Biden's ‘dark’ speech praised for 'bright vision' by media chorus

Joe Biden closed out a dreary Democratic National Convention by focusing on the gathering's four-day theme — darkness and division. Read More.

President sees other states following UAE’s lead with Israel

U.S. President Donald Trump said he expects Saudi Arabia will join the deal brokered by the Trump administration last week in which Israel and the United Arab Emirates agreed to normalize diplomatic ties. Read More.

Columnist: Where's scrutiny of Dr. Fauci and Bill Gates?

The corporate media's "selective watchdogging" is quite apparent during the coronavirus pandemic, a columnist noted. Read More.

BLM mob in NYC beat raccoon to death and posted online

Video posted to social media reportedly shows a Black Lives Matter mob beating and killing a raccoon. Read More.

Biden Part III: ‘Bad Girls’ round out a remarkably corrupt family

Joe Biden’s family troubles are not limited to his train wreck of a son, Hunter. The girls in his family are also quite a headache for the former VP. Read More.

Meet the depressed: Trump 8 times more accessible to media

Since mid-July, President Donald Trump has taken 700 percent more questions from a media that is mostly hostile to him than Joe Biden has taken from a media that is mostly friendly to him, a columnist noted. Read More.

A study in contrasts: Sarah Palin in 2008 and Kamala Harris today

It was already obvious before her speech at the Democratic National Convention that whatever Kamala Harris said would be cast in glowing terms by the Democrat's cheerleaders in the major media. Read More.