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Dr. Scott Atlas, a former adviser to Trump, has a lot to say about national policy and the bureaucrats who ran it off the rails.
The speaker has grown awfully fond of that gavel, but the American people seem more than ready to desert her next November.
Race has taken center stage in Minnesota once again as a white cop is charged with unlawfully killing a black man.
A senior producer for the network has been indicted on some truly sickening federal charges.
Rachael Rollins is the latest in a series of soft-on-crime Soros-picked prosecutors bent on ruining our system of criminal justice.
There is nothing so essentially American as the Medal of Honor.
The Jussie Smollett trial ended with a resounding conviction, but the con man's punishment won't be nearly severe enough.
At least 12 American cities have eclipsed their milestone for homicides in 2021, and all of them are run by Democrats.
A former college football coach was fired soon after removing a Black Lives Matter poster from his office door.
Another stabbing, another murder, and the Manhattan-based Ivy League school is left to wrestle with what's gone wrong.
The bad-acting narcissist's fingerprints are all over this hate crime hoax, and his lies have become even more preposterous.
The devastating sneak attack may seem a distant, dying memory, but we must never forget, nor ever become complacent.
Outgoing New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio can't resist getting in one last jab on behalf of statist tyranny.
And the Democrats' pro-crime, anti-cop policies are squarely to blame.
The joint appearance last week of the Democrat Party's two likeliest frontrunners for the 2024 nomination didn't fool anyone.
Gigi Sohn is the wrong person to fill the crucial fifth seat on the Federal Communications Commission.
To their great shame, Arizona State University students marched against the prospect of Kyle Rittenhouse getting an education there.
By calling for a boycott of all white-owned businesses, Black Lives Matter is putting a lump of coal in everyone's stocking.
Colleges and universities are still bastions of speech suppression, but a loose network of grassroots alumni is fighting back.
Her city beset by violence, Oakland's Libby Schaff denounces the "defund the cops" madness.
