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My enthusiasm for the Christmas season was always weak. Amid the ugliness of Trump's America, it's disappeared
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Expensify CEO David Barrett sent an email to millions of the company's newsletter subscribers and customers urging U.S. citizens to vote for Joe Biden.
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Your reluctance to go back to socializing in public spaces after quarantine may be a sign that you have "cave syndrome," or pandemic anxiety.
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Humanitarian groups in Washington, D.C., could receive up to $50 million in additional aid to assist migrants being bused from southern border states under a proposed bill from congresswoman Eleanor Holmes Norton (D-DC).
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Schiff's about to get a taste of his own medicine.
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Nigel Farage has predicted victory for President Donald Trump in Tuesday's election, saying, "The momentum is with Trump."
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An amendment that would have held drug dealers accountable for fentanyl deaths was rejected by the Senate on Wednesday. Assembly Bill 2195, authored by
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I hate to share an image so insensitive to Muslims, especially to Muslims in ISIS, but here goes. Below is a representation of the new medal to be awarded to American soldiers to recognize their service in the fight against ISIS:
Horrifying and insensitive. Inexcusable.
What? You don’t see it? Fortunately, The Atlantic is on the case. You see, medieval knights wore chain mail, and the image of a mailed hand holding a dagger could be construed as a shout-out to the dastardly Richard the Lionheart. Here’s Uri Friedman describing why the imagery is so “surprising:”
More importantly, it’s surprising because ISIS, in its propaganda, often depicts the Western participants in that campaign as modern-day Christian Crusaders invading the Middle East once again. In claiming responsibility for the recent bombings in Brussels, for example, ISIS asserted that it was targeting “Crusader Belgium, which did not stop targeting Islam and its people.”
“The display of such martial imagery is somewhat ironic, as the Pentagon has often gone out of its way to play down U.S. involvement in combat operations” against ISIS in Iraq and Syria, Thomas Gibbons-Neff wrote in The Washington Post on Wednesday. The imagery might also “be construed to imply religious zealotry—insignia and call signs that invoke armor-clad crusaders have embroiled the U.S. military in controversy before. Last year, two Army units were criticized for using crusader names, shields and imagery in their unit logos.”
Friedman went to the trouble of actually contacting the Department of Defense and asking if the Pentagon was intentionally alluding to the Crusades. The DoD politely described that an armored hand represents nothing more than ”strength and courage in the defense of liberty and freedom.” In fact, it’s “widely used in military heraldry for this purpose.”
First, the idea that we would engage in this level of cultural sensitivity — deliberately eschewing even an image of chain mail – to avoid offending Muslims is simply absurd. It’s absurd, but it’s not funny. It speaks not just of deep shame in our own culture but also of a fundamental misunderstanding of our own enemies. Islamic radicals’ hatred is so deep and longstanding that images like this are utterly meaningless in the great scheme of the conflict.
Second, while this image has nothing to do with the Crusades, it’s past time for the west to stop apologizing for its ancient, limited counteroffensive into the Holy Land. Muslim jihadists seized Jerusalem from Christian hands, and then they waged centuries of holy war to expand Islam’s borders. Is it remotely shocking or offensive that Christian kingdoms wouldn’t consent to Muslim conquest? Muslim might does not make right, and we should be thankful that Christians fought the long war against jihad. We owe the Christian knights of Western Europe a great debt. It’s time we recognized them as heroes.
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Even though Chick-fil-A announced last month that it would no longer be awarding grants to Christian groups that activists have falsely labeled "anti-LGBTQ", now activists in Canada say the restaurant chain's recent changes are not enough.
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It's all there. All the cards fell into place. Liberals and the biased and bribed mainstream media are just too blind to see it.It's Donald Trump's win over Hillary Clinton
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Tea refers to an aromatic beverage that is prepared by pouring boiling or hot water...
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DAYTON, OH — According to sources, local woman Grace Barton committed to reveal her most recent Target receipt to her husband by noon today, but when she submitted the document, almost every word and line item on the receipt was redacted with a thick black bar.
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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu told President Vladimir Putin that Iran is out to destroy his country.
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"I have my own truth. I know what I know.”
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President Trump late Sunday night hinted that he may fire White House Coronavirus Task Force member Dr. Anthony Fauci after the election. The president went on the riff while speaking about the pan…
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Toilet Paper Manufacturing Project Report 2021: Plant Cost, Manufacturing Process, Industry Trends, and Forecast till 2026
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Insider has identified numerous members of Congress who've violated the STOCK Act. Congress is now considering banning lawmakers from trading stocks.
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The Republican-controlled Senate on Wednesday afternoon confirmed Lawrence VanDyke to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals, marking President Trump's 50th successful appellate court appointment in just three years in office, and his second to the historically liberal 9th Circuit in as many days.
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“Voters have the right to vote, regardless of whether they are sick or in quarantine,” the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) states.
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Joe Biden's alarming incompetence is discouraging our friends and emboldening our foes.
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ROME — Serbia’s populist President Aleksandar Vucic has cancelled EuroPride events following massive street protests.
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In 2015, I was visiting Washington D.C. with family friends from Canada. When we stop in front of the capitol building my friend’s dad goes “That is where everything happens, but nothing gets done.” Hearing this frustrated me, but it is true. Nothing substantial has happened in Washington in a while. On the other hand, how many times has the government been shut down in the last ten years? Three times.
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The suspect in an attack that left four dead was a 20-year-old Austrian who had been convicted on terrorism charges last year but was released from prison after serving part of his term, Austrian authorities said.
