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Here’s a link to the Mueller Report if you’d like to read it for yourself.  Mueller Report. This will be a brief summary, in no particular order, of some of the takeaways.   The Media has lost what’s left of... […]

Mere days after the United States Council of Muslim Organizations (USCMO, an Islamist umbrella coalition), descended upon Capitol Hill for National Muslim Advocacy Day, one of USCMO’s founding groups, the virulently anti-Semitic American Muslims for Palestine (AMP), returned to lobby... […]

Sacramento Officials in Stockton, Calif., a hard-pressed agricultural and industrial city 75 miles northeast of San Jose, are enjoying the glow of media attention from their ongoing, first-in-America program to provide residents with a Universal Basic Income, or UBI. The... […]

When you heard Notre Dame was ablaze, did you think Islamic terrorism might be involved? I did. And with the origin of the fire still uncertain, that remains a valid avenue of inquiry. Muslim extremists have attacked the landmark before, have... […]

Thursday morning, the Justice Department will release the 400-page report outlining how special counsel Robert Mueller squandered $34 million to conclude that an implausible conspiracy theory was unsupported by objective evidence. Even at $85,000 per page, it’s unlikely that this... […]

Hindsight is 20-20, of course, but if the BIA had ruled correctly on this matter almost 14 years ago, today's border disaster might never have taken place, or would have been significantly mitigated. Many aliens would not, logically, have claimed credible fear if they had known they would be detained until they were either granted asylum or removed. Patrick McHugh April 17, 2019 - 1:35pm AG reads statute, reverses BIA Andrew R. Arthur […]

While your new DHS team is still being reassembled to your satisfaction, and McAleenan and others are casting about for ideas, why not direct them to publish the rule in the Federal Register declaring, once and for all, that ER will be applied to the full extent contemplated by the law? Patrick McHugh April 17, 2019 - 1:22pm Dan Cadman […]

Washington Post political analyst Phillip Bump penned a column last week captioned "Trump thinks sending migrants to immigrant-heavy, immigrant-friendly cities is a punishment". That column is confusing, conflates very different concepts, and in places is just plain wrong. Patrick McHugh April 17, 2019 - 11:59am Confusing or wrong? Why not both! Andrew R. Arthur […]

The English county of Kent has a proud history when it comes to invasions. It’s said that the people of Kent adopted the motto Invicta (“Undefeated”) following the Norman invasion of England, because the spirited resistance of its Anglo-Saxon peasantry deterred the Normans from attempting to gain full control over the east of the county. […]

This is an anti-Semitic sentence. And so is this. And this one too. How do I know? Because they’re written in English, the language of Chaucer, Shakespeare and Dickens. Those stale pale males were all anti-Semites, therefore English is an anti-Semitic language and all sentences written in English are implicitly seething with bigotry and hate. […]

“Know that we have taken into our hand, custody, and protection Leo the Jew our goldsmith and all his affairs. And therefore we command that you keep ward and defend the said Leo and all his affairs, doing no hurt or injury to him.” Proclamation of King John of England, 10 Nov. 1199 “My office […]

Today's claim marks the first time the Islamic State has claimed any activity in Central Africa. […]

The Taliban has consistently refused to negotiate with the Afghan government, and said the composition of the delegation to Doha indicates that it represents the Afghan government. […]

Al Qaeda's Uqba bin Nafi Battalion claimed its first attack since October 2018. […]

President Trump touted his efforts to rebuild the military, while honoring wounded warriors during their annual Wounded Warrior Soldier Ride. […]

Congressman Jim Jordan said Democrats should read the Mueller report before jumping to conclusions. […]

The Mueller report has been released to the public. The report was delivered to lawmakers Thursday, and posted on the special counsel's website.In addition to the initial redacted report, the Department of Justice is planning to make a less redacted version of the report available to certain members of Congress. […]

The tag "bubble boy" was first used to describe Texas youngster David Vetter, who was born without a functioning immune system. Vetter was abnormally susceptible to infection and lived most of his life inside a bubble. […]

Actor Jason Momoa, known for his characteristic beard, made an environmental statement, shaving his face to promote switching to drinking water out of "infinitely recyclable aluminum." […]

On Thursday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Special Report,” DNC Chair Tom Perez stated that the day was “a sad day for the institution of the presidency, a sad day for the institution of the Department of Justice,” and […]

Freshman Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-NY) declared Thursday that she will support a resolution demanding a new probe into whether President Trump should face impeachment following the release of special counsel Robert Mueller's report. […]

Happy Zimbabwean Independence Day. The post Black Rule in Zimbabwe appeared first on American Renaissance. […]

It’s going to be a hot summer. The post Nearly 30 Arrested When Fights Break Out as Hundreds of Young People Descend in Downtown Chicago appeared first on American Renaissance. […]

There will be about 32 million Hispanics eligible to vote in 2020. The post Pew Research: Hispanics to Outpace Black Americans as Largest Voting Minority in 2020 appeared first on American Renaissance. […]

It has gone as could have been foreseen. The post D.C. Housed the Homeless in Upscale Apartments. It Hasn’t Gone as Planned. appeared first on American Renaissance. […]

Reparations, postal banking, federal job guarantees, etc. The post Kirsten Gillibrand Has Endorsed Steps to Reduce Racial Wealth Gap appeared first on American Renaissance. […]

The city’s districts were drawn to serve black interests. The post Why Hasn’t KC Elected a Latino to the City Council in Almost a Generation? appeared first on American Renaissance. […]