The Party of Science (When They Feel Like It)
Lockdowns are subjectively enforced by Democratic politicians whose devotion to science is predicated on circumstance.
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The Atlanta Wendy’s Officer Shooting: Justified Use of Force
How It Actually Happened
COVID-19 Is Symptomatic of China’s Indifference to Human Rights. It’s Time to Take the Country to Task.
President Trump has done a remarkable job leading the nation through the COVID-19 crisis, connecting Americans with the information and resources they need during this time of social distancing. But if the president deserves our applause for anything, it’s his insight on China. Long before the outbreak of COVID-19, the president recognized what few of us were willing to acknowledge: China is not our friend.
’10 Weeks of Nothing’
MADISON — The mess at the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development hasn’t gotten any better for thousands of unemployment filers like Jennifer Robertson, despite assurances from the government agency.
Trump Confronts the International Criminal Court
Dulles, Virginia – Since taking office, President Trump has secured freedom for dozens of Americans who’ve been unjustly detained by outlaw regimes including the recent release of Michael White who spent nearly two years in an Iranian prison on false charges.
‘Avoiding A Catastrophe’: Black Lives Matter Protester Helped Carry Injured White Man To Safety
‘He was still receiving blows, you can feel people trying to hit him.
Trolling is a Terrible Way to Write Laws
Lessons for Congress from the Supreme Court’s decision in Bostock v.
Ben Carson says Trump will ‘get there’ on players kneeling during anthem
Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson said during a radio interview Monday that he would “work with” President Trump on the issue of athletes taking a knee during the national anthem — which the president has continuously voiced his opposition — saying, “He’ll get there.
NYC Authorities Weld Brooklyn Playground Shut One Day after Massive ‘Black Trans Lives Matter’ Protest
Mayor Bill de Blasio has defended his decision to keep some lockdown measures in place even as massive demonstrations have roiled the city.
Dems use Kavanaugh dissent in gay rights case to renew criticism of Sen. Collins
Critics of Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, renewed their attacks Monday on the perpetual swing-vote senator after Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh — whom she helped confirm — dissented on a decision that effectively incorporated gay and transgender people into a protected class under the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Trump battles health officials over indoor rally
Supporters will get masks, sanitizer, temperature checks.
Former US Marine Sentenced In Russia To 16 Years In Prison For Spying
Whelan pleaded not guilty to espionage
DOJ launches online tool for reporting civil rights violations
The U.S. Department of Justice announced Monday that they are launching a new tool people can use to report civil rights violations online.
The Supreme Court Decides Who Is a Woman
The Court’s inability to answer those questions indicates its unwillingness to explain its decision about who is a man and who is a woman.
Dash for campaign cash: Biden and DNC rake in more than $80 million in May
Fueled by his rise in the polls and his presidential campaign’s enhanced online fundraising machine, presumptive Democratic nominee Joe Biden says his campaign, the Democratic National Committee (DNC), and their joint fundraising committee hauled in a combined $80.8 million in May.
Angelina Jolie Opens Up About ‘Racism And Discrimination In America’ In Conversation About Raising Black Daughter
‘Ending abuses in policing is just the start’
United Nations Human Rights Body Will Examine Police Brutality And Racism In The US
‘This is a topic which is not just about one country, it goes well beyond that’
What It’s Actually Like inside Seattle’s Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone
The reality on the ground is more complicated than most media outlets have claimed.
Trump: Nearly 1 Million Have Registered for Tulsa Rally
President Donald Trump announced Monday morning on Twitter that nearly one million people have registered for his rally in Tulsa, Oklahoma, on Saturday.
Senate Republicans’ Police Reform Bill Will Restrict Use of Choke Holds
The legislation, which was spearheaded by Senator Tim Scott of South Carolina, the Senate’s only black Republican, is set to be revealed on Wednesday.
Pollak: Gorsuch Decision in LGBT Discrimination Case Shows Religious Freedom, LGBT Rights Coexist
It is deeply significant that Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch wrote the opinion in the Bostock v. Clayton case, the 6-3 decision Monday in which the Court held that discrimination against homosexuals and transgenders violates Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Hypocrisy: NBC Highlights Danger of Trump’s Rallies, Paints BLM and LGBT Protests in Positive Light
NBC News on Sunday displayed the widespread hypocrisy in establishment media coverage of President Trump’s MAGA rallies, posting a cautionary piece on the president’s decision to resume the iconic events in the age of the coronavirus yet failing to extend the same analysis to the massive crowd that congregated for the Black Lives Matter, LGBT demonstration in Brooklyn Museum plaza on Sunday.
Supreme Court Says 1964 Law Bars Workplace Discrimination vs. Gay and Transgender People
The Supreme Court has redefined the 1964 workplace sex-discrimination law to cover ‘transgender’ people who claim to have changed their sex.