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Supreme Court changes what sex meant in 1964, 6-3

The U.S. Supreme Court in a 6-3 ruling on Monday redefined "sex" in Title VII of the Civil Rights Act, determining that employers can no longer discriminate on the basis of "sexual orientation" or "gender identity." Read More.

Hanson: The fear that haunts white progressives

The Left and the Democratic Party fear and hate the Trump movement because of "its emphasis on class rather than race, a more fluid and potentially more dynamic appeal, and one with the potential to unite rather than divide those of different tribes," historian and columnist Victor Davis Hanson wrote for American Greatness on June 14. Read More.

President Trump's warning: ‘This will be a rigged election’ if . . .

The courts and American citizens must not allow Democrats and their allies in the major media to continue to push for massive vote-by-mail in November, President Donald Trump said. Read More.

Chinese troops kill 20 Indians in Himalayan border clash

At least 20 Indian soldiers were killed by Chinese troops during fighting on Monday at the disputed border area in the Himalayan Mountains, officials in India said. Read More.

Doctors sues FDA over 'irrational' barriers to hydroxychloroquine

The Association of American Physicians and Surgeons has filed a lawsuit against the Department of Health and Human Services and the FDA for “irrational interference” by the FDA with timely access to hydroxychloroquine in the treatment of COVID-19. Read More.

Cuomo freed 250 inmates who got re-arrested — 450 times

Prisoners ordered released by Gov. Andrew Cuomo from New York City's main jail complex due to coronavirus concerns and the governor's elimination of cash bail for many offenses are re-offending only to be released again to wind up committing more crimes. Read More.

Officials seek international probe of 2020 S. Korean elections

Several former South Korean ambassadors and one former vice minister have signed a letter appealing for the world's attention and calling for an investigation of the April 2020 election. Read More.

Booming Zoom is latest tech company kowtowing to China

Zoom is coming under fire for deactivating U.S. accounts after China demanded they be censored for discussing the Tiananmen Square massacre with Chinese-based users. Read More.

Trump mocks the media: ‘Covid shaming us on our big rallies’

The major media is attempting to "Covid shame" the Trump re-election campaign, but it "won't work," President Donald Trumps said on Monday. Read More.

U.S. counters China with three carrier groups in the Pacific

Three U.S. aircraft carrier strike groups are currently deployed in the Indo-Pacific, a news service report said. Read More.

Seoul's bewildering assault on Samsung could benefit China

The Samsung empire’s de facto leader, Jay Y. Lee, is a free man despite the best efforts of Korean government prosecutors to lock him up while he faces yet another trial to keep him from taking over the group as the only son of Lee Kun-Hee, still hospitalized and unable to communicate six years after suffering a severe heart attack. Read More.

Carlson: Americans bought and are still ruled by coronavirus lies

In his June 11 broadcast, Fox News host Tucker Carlson noted that "Our leaders used a health emergency to subvert democracy." Read More.

Trayvon Martin's mother: 'We need more police', not less

The mother of Trayvon Martin said she does not support demands to defund police departments. Read More.

Retail chain hell: Bad food with cultural Maxist sauce

Make no mistake. Globalist capitalism is every bit as anti-nation state as Cultural Leftism. Read More.

Poll: Truckers balk at delivering to cities where police defunded

In a new poll, a large majority of truck drivers said they would refuse to deliver freight to American cities which defund or disband police departments. Read More.