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Disgusting and disgustingly predictable. Republican senators are debating whether Juneteenth, a day that commemorates the end of slavery in the United States, should replace Columbus Day on the federal government’s list of
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But it’s still okay to gather in huge groups and scream obscenities at America, the police, and anyone whose life doesn’t matter. Updated COVID-19 guidelines issued Wednesday by the state Department of Public Health
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Not long after 9/11, Adham Amin Hassoun, a Lebanese ‘Palestinian’ computer programmer, was arrested at a Florida traffic stop. The arrest had been a long time coming. Hassoun had entered the United States on a student
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Baltimore, Cleveland, Denver, Milwaukee, and Pittsburgh are among the cities that have officially declared that racism is a public health crisis. A number of states are also moving in that direction. Senator Sherrod Brown intends
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Black Lives Matter organizer Devonere Armani Johnson had a simple and straightforward message of racial justice for Madison store owners of all races. “Give me money or we’ll break windows,” the repeat offender
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When you accept the premise, you have to accept everything that follows. If you accept that Confederate statues had to come down because they were slave owners, you also have to accept that statues of Washington and Jefferson
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Forget the Confederacy. The Socialist Taliban pulling down statues have gone after Confederate statues, but their real targets have been the civic monuments that symbolized unity and progressive politics. In Madison, Black Lives
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The revolution devours its own idiot children. Fury exploded outside the Wisconsin State Capitol on Tuesday night as protesters smashed windows at the statehouse, attacked a state senator, and tore down two iconic statues
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Like the Maytag repairman, things are so quiet that the FBI doesn’t have much to do these days. That’s why fifteen FBI Special Agents were urgently dispatched to the Talladega Superspeedway to conduct an investigation of the
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Boston and Dallas have one each. New York City has not one, but two Malcolm X boulevards, along with a playground. Washington D.C. has Malcolm X Avenue. The Los Angeles City Council renamed the intersection near the Bilal Islamic
