Democrats are openly weeping – no, literally – after the death of Brandon Bernard, a black man who was executed Thursday after being convicted of brutally torturing and murdering a Texas couple in 1999.
Bernard, who was 40 at the time of his death, was convicted at just 18 years old, making him the youngest person in 70 years to be executed. Here’s why: in ’99, Bernard and five other gang…
Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam doesn't think it's necessary to gather together as a church body to worship Christ if there's a virus going around - despite Biblical mandates to gather together as believers, and despite that deeply held belief shared by millions of Christians around the world.
"This is a holy time for multiple faith traditions," Northam began at a press conference Thursday, where he…
Michigan State Rep. Cynthia Johnson, a Democrat, took to social media Tuesday to openly threaten “Trumpers,” warning them to "be careful" and "walk lightly" while telling her left-wing “soldiers” to “make them pay.”
“This is just a warning to you Trumpers. Be careful. Walk lightly. We ain’t playing with you. Enough with the shenanigans. Enough is enough,” Johnson said in the self-filmed clip…
The Falls Church School Board in Virginia voted unanimously this week to change the names of two of its public schools – Thomas Jefferson Elementary School and George Mason High School – to be more “inclusive” to students who might be offended at the Founding Fathers’ “racism.”
The process took six months and a slew of meetings between faculty, board members and parents before the school board…
Hundreds of private high schools are now suing Michigan Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer for keeping schools closed due to the COVID pandemic.
In a federal lawsuit filed this week, more than 400 non-public schools said they can safely provide in-person education for their students, pushing back against Whitmer’s directive that all high schools must remain closed for in-person learning amid a rise…
Instagram slapped an odd fact-check on the White House Monday on a posted photo of President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump standing at a Pearl Harbor Memorial, along with the caption “Remembering Pearl Harbor" with "President Donald J. Trump" written at the bottom of the graphic.
The simple photo was tweeted from the official White House account and included nothing but the photo and…
In his first day on the job, Los Angeles County’s new District Attorney has announced that he’s lost his mind his office will decline to prosecute a whole spate of misdemeanors, damning a city already struggling with high levels of violence to accept even more crime in the name of “social justice.”
According to a new statement from the DA’s Office and detailed by FOX LA’s Bill Melugin, L.A.…
The Virginia Military Institute (VMI), the oldest state-run military college in the U.S., removed the statue of Confederate General Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson from their campus this week following demands that the school scrub itself of “racist” imagery and iconography.
The removal process cost the school $209,000, according to CBS News. The school said the statue will be moved to the Virginia…
Goya Foods has named NY Rep Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez their Employee of the Month after the socialist congresswoman slammed the company’s CEO, Bob Unanue, for visiting President Donald Trump at the White House for a roundtable discussion with Hispanic leaders.
AOC quickly threw her support behind calls for a boycott of the company’s popular foods, writing on Twitter, “Oh look, it's the sound of…
In a now-deleted tweet, the Chicago Teachers Union inexplicably alleged that calls to bring back in-person learning for public school students are “rooted in sexism, racism and misogyny.”
On Monday, the Union has filed a request for an injunction to stop in-person learning, scheduled to resume on January 11, demanding that the city meet a slew of expensive demands before allowing students to…
