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The Democrat Party is on the verge of a moral meltdown fueled by identity politics.

The European Union is studying whether switching their clocks back and forth each year to accommodate daylight savings time is worth it. The answer is, it isn't.

When news outlets misrepresent people, they can create a biased narrative that’s difficult to change. We chose to include former Google engineer James Damore in our “With Prejudice” series for two reasons: 1) there are significant discrepancies between the memo he wrote and how it was covered in the media, and 2) the media’s misrepresentations …

According to the logic of the Left, only black people can write and direct movies about black people, only women can write and direct movies about women, and white males need to check their privilege.

Filling in for Stephanie Ruhle during Thursday’s 9:00 a.m. ET hour, MSNBC anchor Chris Jansing related how people from other countries “don’t understand what they call America’s obsession with guns” and joined her guests in claiming that the push for gun restrictions was “not a progressive/conservative issue.”

Leaders on the Left continually assure us they don’t actually want to take our guns away. Sure they want to ban those nasty assault rifles, but fears of a Gestapo like police force breaking down

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A Democrat in the California state Senate has been banned from embracing colleagues and other co-workers after a probe found him engaging in unwanted hugging and touching.

The decision to meet with Kim Jong Un in the coming weeks was one that President Donald Trump made himself, U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson said Friday, attributing the move to a dramatic change in posture by the North Korean leader.

President Trump sparred with Republican lawmakers during a rare, televised bipartisan gathering on gun control and school safety, dismissing GOP pleas to include concealed carry proposals in a sweeping gun package while making clear he doesn't “have to agree on everything” with the National Rifle Association.

The alleged victim, who claims he was 16 at the time of the offense, filed a report with LAPD over the weekend claiming that the Melrose Place star performed oral sex on him back in 1998.

If liberals would quit acting so crazy, maybe they would have a chance of making significant gains in Congress in the upcoming midterm elections. But it's not gonna happen.

Lightly educated thought leaders, from Hollywood celebrities to corporate America, have joined with hashtag slacktivists to celebrate “International Women’s Day,” Thursday's top trend on Twitter. Even the White House issued a statement to honor the day.

Has his rhetoric put the right amount of pressure on the regime or did it alienate South Korea?

President Trump shocked the world Thursday night when it was announced that he planned to sit down with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un in the coming months. The political world was so overwhelmed by the news that even the journalists at CNN were more or less optimistic. Yet over at MSNBC, host Rachel Maddow was anything but enthused by the idea as she spewed skepticism and threw shade at the commander-in-chief for excepting North Korea’s offer.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un has invited President Trump for a meeting, a U.S. official tells Fox News. FOX News reports: South Korea is expected to announce Thursday night that North Korean dictator Kim Jong Un is extending an invitation to meet with President Trump, a senior U.S. official revealed to Fox News. South Korean ?

A Christian student group is suing a Michigan college after being stripped of its official recognition solely because it required its religious leaders to embrace Christian beliefs.

Former Obama Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Evelyn Farkas appeared on Thursday evening's Hardball to react to President Trump's decision to accept an invitation to meet with North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un. Farkas told MSNBC host Chris Matthews "unfortunately" the bluster from President Trump got Jong-un to the table. Farkas cautioned people not to get "overly excited" about Jong-un's decision to have direct negotiations with Trump. Outside the White House Thursday night, South Korean National Security Advisor Chung Eui-yong said Trump said "he would meet Kim Jong Un by May to achieve permanent denuclearization." Jong-un said for now he will stop missile tests. "I would caution everyone not to get overly enthusiastic," Farkas said. "I think we are excited now because again, in the contrast between this negotiating and fire and fury, you know, military action, which is what we were hearing out of the White House is scary and so we're happy that we have engagement. But if you remember what Vice President Pence said coming back from the Olympics he said we're going to look at engagement and maximum pressure." "The North Koreans pocketed what we gave them, the assistance and various other things and they left the negotiating table," Farkas said of prior negotiations. "So I really believe while we should absolutely go forward and we should pocket the concessions we can get from them, and we should negotiate in good faith but we need to keep the pressure on. We can't agree right now that we're going to take the pressure off." "This time we're not giving them coal like the last time. We're not giving them stuff like previous presidents have, Matthews said. "What do we got to lose by talking at this point?" Matthews asked. "Nothing," Farkas said. "We absolutely have to talk and I agree with joe that you know, we buy time. We buy time. And if what they really will be satisfied with is respect and normalization, great, we can give that to them. But we have to maintain the pressure. Because remember what got them to the table, the sanctions and unfortunately probably some of the bluster coming out of the White House."

Tell me who you hang out with and I’ll tell you who you are. Anna Maria Chávez, CEO of Girl Scouts USA (GSUSA), offers this pithy saying as her favorite q

Next, to Democrat Ted Lieu, California Senator Kamala Harris is the dumbest member of Congress and each week she threatens to take away Lieu's title.

The president held a summit at the White House on Thursday with representatives from the video game industry, lawmakers from both parties, and leaders of censorious conservative organizations like the Media Research Council and the Parents Television Council. The meeting was closed to reporters, but The Washington Post reports that Trump vividly floated the idea of regulating video games more clos...

Karen Mallard of Virginia Beach posted a video on social media that shows her sawing an AR-15 rifle into pieces.

“The “left” loves art, and especially taxpayer funded art that is “provocative”. Let’s get their reaction to this. https://t.co/WAVFB1Uqbx.”

Sen. John McCain is not expected to return the Washington D.C. politics, according to several sources who are closely monitoring his health and medical treatments at his ranch in Arizona. In fact, the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee is already in the process of selecting a candidate to run for McCain’s senate seat in a special …

The Evening Campaign Update (Because The Campaign Never Ends) I?ve been traveling this week, so I just noticed this myself this afternoon.  In an interview with Fox New?s Shannon Bream …