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University president sounds alarm as nearly half of students justify violence to stop ‘hate speech’

A university president is sounding the alarm as a survey reveals 45% of college students believe physical violence is justified to stop hate speech.

Michael Goodwin: Dems betrayal of Israel fueled by Obama’s wrath toward the Jewish state

When Barack Obama was president and feuding with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu while...

The ‘Cornell 7’ legal circus reveals #MeToo’s unjust double standards

Despite the ginned-up publicity she’s willingly courted in the "Cornell 7" case, New York...

CBS News hacks explode as Bari Weiss tells them to actually report on Abdul El-Sayed’s lies

There's a lot of smoke billowing above Abdul El-Sayed's head, and some CBS News...

LA voters, and Nithya Raman, should listen to top cop’s warning

Voters should heed Bill Bratton’s warning. And Nithya Raman — who could win —...

Income inequality at Obama Foundation, as brass thrives and rank and file seeks union

Half of the Obama Foundation's reported workforce topped $100,000 in pay, outpacing five other presidential nonprofits examined in recent tax filings.

‘No Kings’ foot soldiers ignore organizers’ warning, go all in for Democrats

"No Kings" organizers promote "Vote Blue" and partisan slogans that their own national coalition rulebook explicitly prohibits at Saturday's rallies.

From ‘Third Reich’ to ‘not that informed’: Senate debates deliver fireworks before midterms

Candidates in Michigan, Georgia, South Carolina and Maine delivered personal accusations and unexpected admissions during debates that have led up to their elections.

Inside the family business that turned a famous fair food into an American tradition

Fletcher's Original Corny Dogs sells 550,000 corny dogs each year at the Lone Star State's iconic fair using the same 84-year-old recipe.

ICE arrests more than 100 alleged gang members in single week, including violent MS-13, TdA suspects: DHS

A suspected MS-13 member wanted for homicide and a teenage Tren de Aragua associate facing murder charges were among 131 ICE gang arrests.

Meet the 22-year-old candidate eyeing history in key swing state as Gen Z embraces conservatism: ‘Step up’

Dillon Fillion, a 22-year-old Domino's driver and Iowa House candidate, credits Charlie Kirk with helping Gen Z men embrace conservative principles.

Biden-appointed judge deals Trump another sanctuary city defeat in major immigration fight

A federal judge ruled Trump's lawsuit against New York City's sanctuary policies fails, citing the Tenth Amendment's anti-commandeering doctrine.

Dem congressional candidate’s police record reveals suspensions over stolen gun, insubordination

Johnny Garcia faced two unpaid suspensions from the Bexar County Sheriff's Office for insubordination and negligence as he runs for Texas' 35th District.

Ilhan Omar raid sparks ominous prediction from watchdog: ‘They probably got the goods’

Oversight Project's Mike Howell warns Ilhan Omar's HSI raid signals deeper congressional accountability failures and predicts more revelations ahead.

Army expo attendees skeptical of Trump’s Iran peace deal hopes: ‘Beat ’em into submission’

AUSA Exposition attendees question Trump's optimism about an Iran deal, arguing military and economic sanctions must intensify before Tehran talks.

Office of Refugee Resettlement Pushes Back on Reports of Children Facing Court Without Lawyers

Officials say they are cleaning up a mess left over from the Biden administration that has been unconscionably and unaccountably hurting children.

Secret Service deputy director resigns amid scrutiny over interview, security lapses

Secret Service Deputy Director Matt Quinn announced his resignation on Friday, just days after a "60 Minutes" interview in which he raised eyebrows about his candor and in the wake of a series of security lapses that put President Trump in danger.

Department of Things Not to Worry About

Senior citizens not spending enough? Not to worry.

ICE pursuit in Houston that broke a man’s leg targeted a suspect who died years ago, family says

A federal officer slammed a vehicle into a Houston construction worker and broke his leg while pursuing a man who apparently died years ago, his family said Friday, further calling into question the account given by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

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