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Let Them Boycott!
No one is saying athletes should not have social consciences or forums to express their political views. But the game is not such a forum.
The Making of the Celebrity Monarchy
A new book purporting to tell the real story of Harry and Meghan’s breakup with the royal family reveals how enmeshed the ancient institution has become with pop culture.
Timely Reminder in Dallas: Great Art Is Thrilling to Look At
The Nasher Sculpture Center, with a solo show on Barry X Ball, leads the way in reopening and focusing on art rather than virtue-signaling.
Portland protesters stage sit-in at mayor’s home — after he and Trump trade barbs
A group of Portland, Ore. protesters staged a sit-in inside the lobby of Mayor Ted Wheeler’s condominium building Friday evening while others held a loud concert outside.
Pro-Life Advocate Paints ‘Baby Lives Matter’ Mural Outside Charlotte Planned Parenthood
A pro-life activist who protests abortion by painting the phase “Baby Lives Matter” outside abortion clinics painted the slogan Wednesday again outside a Planned Parenthood facility in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Civil rights attorney Leo Terrell blasts inaction by Democrats as ‘thugs attack law-abiding citizens’
Civil rights attorney Leo Terrell ripped the leaders of the Democratic Party Friday, saying that it is insulting and disingenuous for Joe Biden and others to suddenly claim they are the protectors of law and order after months of unrest.
RNC Featured Diverse Lineup of Black, Hispanic, Asian, Native American, Handicapped Speakers
The 2020 Republican National Convention (RNC) this week featured a notable amount of diversity in its speaker lineup.
Large demonstrations in D.C. honor Martin Luther King Jr., other Black Americans
Thousands of protesters gathered in Washington, D.C. Friday to address issues of criminal justice reform and racial inequality, which have sparked protests across the U.S. since the death of George Floyd while in police custody in May.
Kelley Paul recalls attack by ‘bloodthirsty mob’ outside White House as ‘most terrifying moment’ of her life
Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky., and his wife Kelley joined “Tucker Carlson Tonight” Friday to recount what happened when they were violently accosted by a mob of left-wing demonstrators as they left the White House following the conclusion of the Republican National Convention Thursday night.
Fusion GPS Leader Bragged in 2019 Book About Planting False Attacks Against Devin Nunes in Local Newspaper
Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) was the target of opposition research hits that a local newspaper, owned by a broader national chain, dutifully reprinted on behalf of Fusion GPS without disclosing to its readers the questionable source of the information.
Judge Allows Sarah Palin’s Defamation Lawsuit Against New York Times to Proceed
A judge allowed Sarah Palin’s defamation lawsuit against the New York Times to proceed, saying that a jury should decide whether the editor acted with “actual malice.
Pollster Frank Luntz calls ‘likability’ biggest hurdle to Trump reelection bid
President Trump has an advantage over former Vice President Joe Biden on matters of policy, but is lagging the Democratic nominee in likability, pollster Frank Luntz told “Special Report” Friday.
Trump Administration to Cut U.S. Troop Presence in Iraq by One Third: Report
There are currently 5,200 American service members stationed in Iraq.
Minneapolis: Rioter Chucks Trash Can Lid into Back of Officer’s Head
A video posted to social media on Thursday shows a Black Lives Matter rioter throwing a trash can lid at a police officer’s head, knocking him to the ground.
Trump Makes His Case
The speech hammered away at what will be the main lines of attacks against Biden in the fall.
J.K. Rowling Returns Kennedy Award After Being Labeled ‘Transphobic’ Over Comments About Biological Sex
‘The statement incorrectly implied that I was transphobic’
The Capital Letter: Week of August 24
Changes at the Federal Reserve, “Stakeholder Capitalism,” Economic Nationalism, and more.
Rosie O’Donnell Says She Has ‘Compassion’ For Ellen DeGeneres Amid Reports Of Cold Behavior
‘That’s why I have compassion for Ellen’
World’s Most Expensive Sheep Sells At Auction For Nearly $500,000
‘Everyone wanted a piece of it’
Judge Denies Release Of Report In Special Probe Of Kim Foxx In Jussie Smollett Case
A summary of the report has been released
Japanese Company SkyDrive Carries Out Successful Test Drive Of ‘Flying Car’
“I hope many people will want to ride it and feel safe”
Egyptian Authorities Arrest The Acting Leader Of The Muslim Brotherhood During Raid
Mahmoud Ezzat was accused of joining and leading a terrorist group
Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe to Resign for Health Reasons
The prime minister will formally step down on Monday.
‘We Act Like a Bunch of Punks:’ Black Tennessee Lawmaker Shames Rioters, Invokes Family Legacy of Peaceful Protest
Tennessee State Representative John Deberry, a Democrat from Memphis, tore into rioters and demonstrators in Portland, Seattle in a blistering speech.
Russia Releases Declassified Video Of 1961 ‘Tsar Bomba’ Hydrogen Bomb Blast
‘Exceptionally powerful hydrogen load’
Shinzo Abe, Japan’s Longest-Serving Prime Minister, Announces His Resignation
The end of his eight-year tenure