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The migrant surge is a boon for Biden's cronies, while Kamala Harris finally seeks to push back.

As Kristen Clarke faces scrutiny over her past espoused racist views, the Left claims the criticism of her is itself racist.

Democrats disingenuously redefine terms in order to deceive the public into believing a lie.

Dems took advantage of COVID to target religious liberty, the economy, and a host of other things.

Dozens of corporate CEOs are joining efforts to oppose laws securing election integrity.

Dr. Rochelle Walensky dubiously asserts that minorities suffered more from COVID because America is racist.

The prosecution's murder case against the former Minneapolis cop isn't gaining traction.

Democrats want to give payouts of up to $15,600 to illegal aliens who lost their jobs during the pandemic.

He plans to issue executive orders today in an effort to ban so-called "ghost gun" sales.

Congress wants to repeal the 2002 AUMF, which Republicans warn is dangerous.

DHS Secretary Mayorkas says that border wall construction needs to resume to fill "gaps."

The Supreme Court justice indicates that it's time for the courts to weigh in on Big Tech's abuse of free speech.

The CBS News program deceptively edited footage to peddle a false pay-to-play scandal against the Republican governor.

It turns out undermining police in big cities has deadly consequences for Americans.

It's been nearly two weeks since Biden put Harris in charge of dealing with the border crisis, and she hasn't even held a press conference.

A coalition of conservative individuals and organizations bands together to help businesses stand up to "woke" cancel culture.

Most perpetrators of racial hate crimes don't fit the Left's "systemic racism" narrative.

South Dakota's governor issued two executive orders instead, while insisting the legislation wouldn't hold up in court.

A Christian prof pursues a lawsuit against a university that dismissed him for refusing to use preferred pronouns.

Team Biden-Harris ponders a vaccine passport for travel, while Florida's governor pledges to protect residents' privacy.