The Unrelenting Pundit-Led Effort to Delegitimize All Negative Reporting About Hillary Clinton
Trump’s extremism does not entitle Clinton to waltz into power without serious scrutiny.
Trump’s extremism does not entitle Clinton to waltz into power without serious scrutiny.
What it’s like to watch Donald Trump wage a war on Islam, live from the floor of the Republican National Convention in Cleveland.
The move amounts to a strong endorsement of a system that civil liberties advocates have called a “Kafkaesque bureaucracy.”
Retired Lt. Gen. Michael T. Flynn, former director of the Defense Intelligence Agency and now a Trump supporter, is convinced the nation is facing a potential existential threat: a rising tide of radical Islam.
Sadiq Khan, the son of Pakistani immigrants, was sworn in on Saturday at Southwark Cathedral, becoming the British capital's first Muslim mayor.
One of the greatest free speech threats in the West is now spreading on U.S. soil.
Exit polls conducted by ABC News on Super Tuesday show that more than 60 percent of GOP voters in five states favor Trump's proposed ban.
The State Department is supposed to make sure U.S. weapons don't go to regimes that use them to abuse human rights.
Ted Cruz advocated a ban on Muslim Syrian refugees. But Robert George said, “No one has been stronger in standing up for religious liberty” than Cruz.
For Muslims living in the U.S., particularly young people born and raised here, the wins reveal disturbing truths about the views of millions of fellow citizens.
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