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'Out of control': Columnist indicts Soros-paid SJWs

"You can see that something is growing in the big cities: An overwhelming sense of lawlessness," Chicago Tribune columnist Paul Krass wrote on Wednesday. Read More.

Cruz bill holds local officials accountable for failing to protect

Sen. Ted Cruz on Wednesday introduced legislation that would hold state and local officials liable when rioters establish lawless "autonomous zones" and officials abdicate their duty to protect their citizens. Read More.

Barr's indictment of CCP did not spare Hollywood, Silicon Valley

In a sweeping, scathing and searingly poignant speech, U.S. Attorney General Bill Barr swept back the curtain on China’s communist regime in a tour de force rarely seen. Read More.

After Taliban executed her parents, Afghan girl took AK-47 to them

As her parents were being executed, a 15-year-old girl went and grabbed an AK-47 Kalashnikov rifle. Read More.

Media ‘reporting’ on virus deaths regularly misrepresents stats

On a daily basis the corporate media feed us the news of covid deaths reaching record highs. But, the big surge is a "media-fed myth," said the Issues & Insights editorial board. Read More.

'Arbitrary': Parents sue Newsom to reopen California schools

Democrat Gov. Gavin Newsom's coronavirus lockdown order will prevent 80 percent of California's 5.9 million schoolchildren from receiving in-person classroom instruction this Fall. Read More.

Trump's executive order rules out illegals in reapportionment

An executive order signed by President Donald Trump on Tuesday aims to prevent illegal immigrants from being counted for the purposes of re-drawing congressional districts after the 2020 census. Read More.

It begins: Global banks are scrutinizing Hong Kong clients

Global wealth managers are scouring the social media posts and other public records of their clients in Hong Kong for information on whether they have any ties to the city's pro-democracy movement, which was essentially outlawed under the Chinese communist government's new security law. Read More.

President Trump's winning strategy that would elevate GOP

There are a lot of Donald Trump supporters today who are becoming more anxious about polls showing their candidate behind Joe Biden in the race for the Presidency by as much as 15 points. Read More.

Firing offense: Teacher tweeted that Trump 'is our president'

A popular teacher and coach at a Michigan high school was fired after he tweeted support for President Donald Trump, a report said. Read More.

Governor defends couple with guns as 'law abiding citizens'

Missouri Gov. Mike Parson said he will pardon Mark and Patricia McCloskey, the St. Louis couple who brandished firearms to defend themselves after they say rioters broke through a private gate and threatened them. Read More.

Trump on Portland: Democrats ‘physically afraid' of 'anarchists’

As long as Democrat politicians are "physically afraid" to confront the leftist mobs rampaging through cities such as Portland, President Donald Trump said he would continue to send in federal law enforcement personnel. Read More.

Rasmussen: 'Strong national support for police'

Calls to "defund" the police from Black Lives Matter and Joe Biden are meeting their first signs of backlash, a new Rasmussen Reports poll shows. Read More.

NY Times reporters to 'reveal where I live', says Tucker Carlson

In the closing segment of his Monday night broadcast, Fox News host Tucker Carlson said The New York Times was planning to write an article and publish photos revealing the location of his new home. Read More.

Ignored by media, ‘Uncle Tom’ documentary tops charts

Despite little publicity outside of conservative circles, Larry Elder's documentary "Uncle Tom" topped the charts in its first week in release. Read More.