CNN host Don Lemon had actor Terry Crews on his show on Monday to further explain the tweets he sent that were critical of the Black Lives Matter movement. Crews said he had decided he was going to "die on this hill." Read more
Rush Limbaugh took a blow torch to the liberal media during his show on Monday, accusing the de facto media mouthpiece of the Democrat Party of purposely and irresponsibly spreading COVID-19 propaganda in an attempt to again shut down the economy prior to the election. Read more
The FBI knew about allegations against convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein and his ex-girlfriend Ghislaine Maxwell as early as 1996, an Epstein accuser says. Maxwell was not arrested until Thursday. Read more
As we’ve previously covered, California Gov. Gavin Newsom issued an unprecedented shutdown order, effective immediately and lasting for at least three weeks, for food and entertainment-related businesses in 19 counties on his coronavirus “watch list.” Read more
The data on how many Americans purchased firearms and went through federal background checks in June has arrived. Read more
Nearly two weeks ago, 19-year-old Horace Lorenzo Anderson was killed in Seattle's anarchist, 'cop free' zone. Read more
Another victim to political correctness Read more
Mark McCloskey, the St. Louis man who defended his property from Black Lives Matter protestors, on Tuesday slammed CNN's Chris Cuomo for making assumptions about his case. Read more
A majority believes he should address the issue publicly Read more
#CancelJemele dominated social media as a result of the feud Read more
A prosecutor has filed terrorism charges against three individuals following violent riots in Oklahoma in late May. Oklahoma County District Attorney David Prater said he's hopeful the tough approach will deter violence at future protests. Read more
The coronavirus hasn’t gone away. The media’s tone about this trend is, of course, apocalyptic, with many commentators portraying the Republican governors of these states as callous extremists hell-bent on reopening, come what may. Read more
