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Texas Republican Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick lauded the Supreme Court’s ruling that his state’s border protection law, S.B. 4, may be enforced while a lawsuit against it is further adjudicated. The Justice Department launched a lawsuit in January to nullify the law, which allows Texas to arrest illegal immigrants within its confines, arguing the federal government must “preserve its exclusive …

Residents of Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez’s district are expressing their anger over the surge of migrants and crime into the Queens, New York City neighborhood, accusing the congresswoman of “abandoning” the people who got her elected. “Fox & Friends Weekend” co-host Rachel Campos Duffy visited residents in Jackson Heights, in the heart of AOC’s district, to speak with concerned voters about …

A United Nations youth climate adviser has a history of social media posts that call for the destruction of capitalism, claim “terrorism” is used as a Western smear to justify its imperialism and attack White people for purportedly fueling humanity’s extinction vis-à-vis the climate crisis. The United Nations’ Secretary-General António Guterres personally selected Pakistani-American Ayisha Siddiqa as one of his …

A satire film intended to send a provocative message about race relations bombed at the box office on its opening weekend. Focus Features’ “The American Society of Magical Negroes” took the 9th spot at the box office last weekend, grossing $1,304,270 while playing in 1,147 locations around the U.S. The film centers around a young man who is recruited to …

Fox News host Sean Hannity shreds the Biden family’s alleged international influence peddling on “Hannity.” SEAN HANNITY: Despite what you just heard from AOC, according to Bobulinski and other key witnesses, Biden was the centerpiece of the family’s international influence peddling. He was the brand and yet, as far as we know, the House of Representatives is the only group …

Business owners and community leaders in one Washington, D.C. neighborhood sounded off about violent crime “terrorizing” residents after a deadly shooting rocked their community last weekend. “It’s just a continuous tragedy,” ANC (Advisory Neighborhood Commission) chairwoman for Shaw, Rachelle Nigro told The Washington Post. “Residents who have lived in that area have been terrorized for decades with violence… How much …

Chicago has started enforcing a previously delayed plan that is now evicting migrants from the city’s shelters this week. Mayor Brandon Johnson’s administration’s intention for the policy is to “decompress” the city’s shelter population. Johnson also told NBC, “By encouraging resettlement while also providing case-specific extensions with a focus on health and safety, we are advancing a pathway to stability …

Hispanic residents of border states are rejecting President Biden’s efforts to shore up support in the 2024 election. Three Arizona voters joined “Fox & Friends First” on Wednesday to share their discontent with the president’s Latinos con Biden-Harris campaign pitch in Phoenix. “Biden coming to Arizona is just a Band-Aid on a great, big open wound,” Monet Flores-Bacs, 25, told …

A longtime professor at Arizona State University (ASU) sued the university on Tuesday over a mandatory diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) course for faculty, arguing it violates state law. Owen Anderson, a professor of philosophy, religious studies and theology at ASU, is suing the school with the help of the conservative nonprofit the Goldwater Institute, claiming it is in violation …

In a big week for the Supreme Court, justices heard several cases relating to the First Amendment. Arguments from one case relating to government censorship sparked viral backlash after Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson appeared to suggest govenment collusion with social media companies could be justified. On “America’s Newsroom” on Wednesday, Fox News contributor and constitutional scholar Jonathan Turley outlined his …