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President-elect Donald Trump's pick for attorney general is facing nothing short of a racially motivated political lynch mob on Capitol Hill. Prior to his confirmation hearing, two men dressed in Ku Klux Klan robes shouting in southern accents were removed from the hearing room. The incident set the stage for what will no doubt be an ugly attempt by Democrats to assassinate the character of the gentleman from Alabama.
A small business owner in Oregon has a message for CNN, ignorant liberals and Bruce Springsteen: "We've had it with you idiots."
The Palmetto Ridge High School Marching Pride Band erupted in cheers when they learned they would be representing the town of Naples and the state of Florida at the 2017 presidential inauguration.
Four African-Americans brutally tortured a mentally disabled white man and broadcast the gruesome attack on Facebook Live. All the while they taunted the terrified victim with a torrent of profanities — cursing President-elect Donald Trump and white people.
The suspects could be heard yelling, "F— Donald Trump, f— white people."
Navy veteran Jerry Wayne Pino died on Dec. 12th in Long Beach, Mississippi. He was 70 years old. We don't know that much about Jerry. He was born in Baton Rouge and joined the Navy in New Orleans. He was a petty officer third class in Vietnam. That's the extent of his biography. No family. No friends. He died alone.
Shoppers and shopkeepers across the nation were terrorized by rampaging mobs of teenage thugs and juvenile delinquents over the Christmas weekend.
The Cub Scouts are facing a transgender controversy after an eight-year-old born a girl but who identifies as a boy was asked to leave a New Jersey pack.
It turns out the 2016 presidential election may have had less to do with New York City's Upper West Side and more to do with the bayous of Louisiana.
While Christmas carolers were proclaiming Joy to the World, President Obama was backstabbing Israel.
From Phoenix comes a story of good will this Christmas season. It's a story about a woman with child who had an encounter with God in the most unusual of places.
It was not so much as a Christmas miracle as it was a Christmas compromise, but the good news is the cross has been returned to the town Christmas tree in Knightstown, Indiana.
A classroom assignment on Islam says one negative effect of the Crusades is that Christians are still treating Muslims harshly.
Residents at an affordable housing complex for low-income renters were ordered to remove Nativity scenes and other religious symbols from public areas, the Joplin Globe reports. "It was like somebody brought in a vacuum cleaner and sucked the joy out," resident Linda Hopper told the newspaper.
The fifth graders at Centerville Elementary School in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, have been performing "A Christmas Carol" for decades. But this year that tradition came to an abrupt end.
A Texas school district learned a very important lesson Thursday: Don't mess with Charlie Brown, don't mess with the Baby Jesus and don't mess with the Lone Star State's Merry Christmas law.
A beloved Florida middle school coach was reprimanded for taking a knee during a student-led prayer on the football field. Wakulla Middle School football coach Eddie Metcalf did not lead the prayer. He did not recite the prayer. He simply took a knee and bowed his head.
The worst possible thing that could happen during the month of December would be for your Christmas party to actually be a Christmas party, according to a report from Texas Woman's University.
School children in Wake County, North Carolina, will no longer be allowed to sing Christmas carols at an annual Nativity celebration after they received a complaint from the Freedom From Religion Foundation, a Wisconsin-based group of atheists, agnostics and free-thinkers. The Freedom From Religion Foundation said the performances at the annual Apex Christmas Nativity Celebration were unconstitutional and could not continue.
A Texas school district said an employee forced her religious beliefs on students after she decorated an office door with a scene from the cherished holiday classic, "A Charlie Brown Christmas." Dedra Shannon, who works at Patterson Middle School in Killeen, was told she had to remove a door-length poster featuring Linus, a scrawny tree and that beautiful recitation of the true meaning of Christmas.
