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The Left is taking away protections from women, but they aren't the only ones hurt by this.
Perhaps Hollywood can start catering to American audiences again.
Like other Ivy Leagues, Columbia has let pro-Hamas protests fester, and its Jewish students live in fear.
Like NPR, this taxpayer-funded organization only supports one political party's agenda.
As told by leftist political commentator and nihilist Bill Maher.
Speaker Mike Johnson and Donald Trump team up in a crucial step toward shoring up the voting process.
Team Biden uses its reliable propaganda arm to paint Donald Trump as a desperate creature.
The leftist culture of death explains why having children promotes gender inequality.
Common sense and the realization that trans activism is the tyranny of the few are starting to make public opinion swing back to sanity.
The Beaver State reinstated the criminalization of hard drug use when the reality of its soft policy started hitting home with voters.
Now, Congress is acting earnestly to get the social media company out of Chinese hands.
Internal messages expose the medical malpractice and experimentation on children by these so-called transgenderism "experts."
How Alabama's ruling that embryonic children are protected has been exploited by greedy leftists and fertility clinics.
At least according to our leftist overlords, who rejoice in weak men via the rejection of "toxic masculinity."
Governor Newsom green-lights a reporting hotline that potentially pits neighbor against neighbor.
This makes it the first public university to divest itself from the Racial Marxism ideology.
The government and mainstream media are giving it the black-hole treatment. Why is no one talking about this?
One would think that showing the development of a baby in the womb in sex ed class is common sense, but the Left will do anything to obscure the facts.
The Ivy League university intends to do nothing to protect its Jewish students from the genocidal hate of the pro-Hamas students and professors.
The Windy City has had enough, but why do residents keep voting for more of the same?
