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Lennox Lake was having the time of his life on Saturday. The six-year-old had tagged along with his mom and dad on a road trip to central California. Lennox had been such a good boy, his parents decided to treat him to a surprise stop at Disneyland — the happiest place on Earth. On the way back home to San Ysidro, the Lakes treated their good little boy with one final treat — a frosty milkshake from In-N-Out. They were just a block from their home. But they never made it.
Well done, Mr. President. In all honesty, I only have one beef with President Trump's decision to fire FBI Director James Comey: He should've been given the heave-ho on Day One. But there's no need to quibble. The deed has been done.
LGBT Canadians are furious after a Catholic school district canceled performances of a play about gender identity meant for children as young as five years old.
Last week President Trump made the following promise to the nation: "We will not allow people of faith to be targeted, bullied or silenced anymore. We will never ever stand for religious discrimination." He made that statement last Thursday. The following day, the president's nominee for Army Secretary withdrew his nomination.
There is a war on religious liberty in America — and this war is targeting people of the Christian faith. An Army of militant atheists and LGBT activists are hell-bent on eradicating Christianity from the public marketplace and punishing Christians who follow the teachings of Christ.
The folks who run the school district in Bartlett, Tennessee, have shut down a grade school Bible club.
It's apparently okay to read history books at Northern Arizona University, but not the Good Book.
There is a clear and present danger to conservative students at the University of California, Berkeley.
When President Obama promised to fundamentally transform America, we had no idea he was secretly plotting to ban biscuits and grits.
Students at the University of California, Davis proved you don't need a Bic lighter to desecrate Old Glory — you just need a majority vote.
Guys who want to compete in the Des Moines Women's Half Marathon will have to pay a 23 percent higher registration fee than women.
Fresno State University said it will fully cooperate with any federal investigation after a professor posted a series of Twitter messages calling for President Trump to be hanged and for Republicans to be executed.
A gay student group at Duquesne University fears that a proposed Chick-fil-A outpost could jeopardize the school's safe spaces.
A California university history professor posted a series of Twitter messages calling for President Trump to be hanged and for Republicans to be executed.
In February, President Trump made a promise to people of faith across the fruited plain.
Al Roker, the Today Show's chief weather-guesser, has been crisscrossing the fruited plain attempting to set world records at various universities. On March 27, Roker helped students at the University of Oklahoma set the world record for largest human image of a cloud and largest human image of a lightning bolt. But civil engineering major Levi Kell was not among the students who set the world record inside the university's football stadium. That's because Levi was escorted from the premises after he refused to turn over a homemade poster supporting President Trump.
Duck Dynasty was a modern-day version of Mayberry — a television show that celebrated faith and family and ducks. And now the show has ended; the duck blind is closed. It was back in 2012 that A&E introduced the nation to the owners of Duck Commander — the Robertson Family, of West Monroe, Louisiana. It was only a matter of time before Phil and Miss Kay and Uncle Si and Willie became some of the most popular stars in reality television show history. Among all of us gun-toting, Bible-clinging deplorables, the Robertson's were beloved.
When it comes to common sense, North Carolina educators are firing blanks.
Moms and dads in Montgomery County, Maryland, are terrified and angry — and with good reason.
The savagery of the alleged jihadist was breathtaking — and yet all too familiar.
