Majority Party in Troubled Nation Plans to Seize Private Land
A considerable portion of land in this country is owned by white farmers, though their status is hardly privileged.
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Clinton-Appointed Judge Throws out yet Another Anti-Trump Lawsuit
A federal court in New York City has dismissed a lawsuit against President Donald Trump.
Innocent Man Spends Almost 30 Years in Prison for Rape Before the Truth Is Revealed
Mark Denny of Brooklyn was freed from prison this week, after serving 30 years behind bars for a crime he did not commit.
Trump Issues Threat to United Nations
U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Nikki Haley is taking a bold stand for President Trump’s recent recognition of Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.
A Record Number of Americans Are Expected to Travel This Christmas and New Year
The holiday travel season, according to a AAA report, will be the sixth consecutive record high in terms of number of travelers between Dec. 23 and Jan. 1.
Dad Insists Son Is Healthy, 13 Surgeries Later Mother Behind Bars
It usually goes without saying that parents want what’s best for their children, including keeping them away from the hospital and as healthy as possible.
Professor: Princes in ‘Snow White,’ ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Sex Offenders
Seemingly perfect for the current atmosphere of the “#MeToo” movement, a Japanese sociology and gender theory professor says that stories such as “Snow White” and “Sleeping Beauty” feature examples of sexual assault by the male protagonists.
Trump Has Ben Carson Show Reporters How to Pray
President Trump invited reporters at the White House to remain in his Cabinet meeting while Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson prayed.
What Our Immigration System Really Looks Like
The Department of Homeland Security posted the annual Yearbook of Immigration Statistics for 2016, and it appears that Obama’s promise to fundamentally transform America didn’t disappoint.
US Marines Protect the Winter Olympics in South Korea From Kim Jong-Un
Hundreds of South Korean and US Marines braved subfreezing temperatures as they took part in winter training exercises.