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Yes, Kamala is a DEI hire. Shouldn’t the Left be happy about that?

The Left gets in high dudgeon every time someone calls Vice President Kamala Harris a diversity, equity, and inclusion hire. Joe Scarborough, whose morning show on MSNBC sets the agenda for the wokeati, railed that it was racist — right before his guest, Katty Kay, called former President Donald Trump “old, white, and male.”  But […]

Black Americans aren’t buying election-year falsehoods. Here’s why.

Black people have been forced to see the country for what it is, and we have learned to watch our collective backs in the face of persistent attempts to confuse and deceive us by the purposeful spreading of falsehoods.

Trump backs Vance, says facing Harris wouldn’t have changed his VP pick

Former President Trump is sticking by his choice to elevate Sen. JD Vance (R-Ohio) to be his running mate in November, amid a shake-up atop the Democratic ticket. Trump told "Fox & Friends" Thursday that he would not have changed his vice-presidential pick, even if he had known ahead of time that President Biden would...

Harris stresses rights, freedom in first campaign video

Vice President Harris on Thursday unveiled her first presidential campaign video, which focuses on rights and freedom. The over one-minute video, entitled “We Choose Freedom,” features Harris as its narrator as well as the Beyoncé song “Freedom.” “The freedom not just to get by, but to get ahead. The freedom to be safe from gun...

Gallego: Kelly would give Harris ticket a ‘jolt’ as VP

Rep. Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.) lauded Sen. Mark Kelly's (D-Ariz.) record, saying the senator would give Democrats a “jolt” ahead of November if Vice President Harris selected him to be her running mate. “Adding Kelly to the ticket will add that extra jolt to the campaign,” Gallego told CNN’s Manu Raju in an interview Wednesday. “And I think...

The Supreme Court recently ruled to safeguard civil rights — but no one’s talking about it 

In Securities and Exchange Commission v. George Jarkesy, the Supreme Court primarily concerned itself with one thing: can the SEC (or any government agency, for that matter) issue civil penalties without a jury trial? 

Southwest Airlines to start assigning seats, breaking 50-year tradition

Southwest Airlines is doing away with its 50-year tradition and plans to start assigning seats and premium seating for customers who are seeking more legroom.

Jill Biden: ‘Thank you for the trust you put in Joe’

First lady Jill Biden shared her appreciation for her husband and his supporters Wednesday, after Biden delivered remarks on his decision to step aside from the 2024 White House race. President Biden addressed the nation Wednesday evening in his first on-camera remarks since announcing earlier this week that he would withdraw his candidacy. The first...

Trump threatens Zuck with jail for Meta’s bias. Here’s how to lower the temperature  

Social media giants such as Meta and X have been accused of political bias, and while government intervention could take the problem from bad to worse, legislation promoting data and content interoperability, mandating user ID verification, and updating Section 230 can help promote civil discourse and protect future generations.

Putin’s shadow looms large over the Paris Olympics 

The City of Lights is in Moscow’s crosshairs.

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