Новости за 05.07.2020

The fallout from the death at the hands of Minneapolis police of George Floyd, with a white officer kneeling on the black man's neck until he was unconscious, has brought about many changes already. Among them are a new hypersensitivity to some opinions about race among college students, who are calling attention to classmates' social-media…

"It's just a matter of when." That's the conclusion of John Daniel Davidson, the political editor at the Federalist, regarding whether or not Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey will ban President Trump from his platform. "Dorsey will come up with a pretext, however absurd or cynical, as part of Twitter’s ongoing efforts to interfere in the…

  A grocery-story chain has apologized for promoting an "LGBT education pack" that parents said "normalized pedophilia." The packs that were emailed to primary- and secondary-aged schoolchildren by Asda, the British chain, which obtained them from the pro-LGBT organization Diversity Role Models. The company's CEO, Roger Burnley, said, "I would like to wholeheartedly apologize for…

Some hospitals have been crowded in recent months because of the coronavirus. Social events, from church meetings and concerts to shopping malls and retail outlets, have faced complete closure or severe restrictions. Even some government operations have been closed or put on a reduced schedule. But in Illinois, officials with Democratic Gov. JB Pritzker's office…

(BIZPACREVIEW) -- In the run-up to the July 4 holiday in which the country celebrates the stars and stripes and the freedoms that it represents, the state of Virginia told a construction contractor to remove a large American flag that was unfurled from the scaffolding at a downtown Richmond construction site The order was issued…

On Thursday night into Friday morning, a group of far-left rioters attacked Portland police with fireworks. In addition to more conventional tactics to deal with the problem, the police took an odd tack to deal with it: They went on Twitter and threatened the troublemakers. "A riot is still declared in the area of the…

By Mary Rose Corkery Daily Caller News Foundation Kanye West said he’s “running for president” on Saturday. “We must realize the promise of America by trusting God, unifying our vision and building our future. I am running for president of the United States,” West wrote on Twitter Saturday. We must now realize the promise of…

By Chuck Ross Daily Caller News Foundation c The New York Post spotted Cohen on Thursday night eating at Le Bilboquet, a French restaurant near Cohen’s Park Avenue apartment in Manhattan. The newspaper reported that Cohen and his wife were dining with two other guests until 11:30. The Bureau of Prisons granted Cohen a furlough…

On June 23, a University of Cambridge English professor tweeted that "White Lives Don't Matter," and it struck a chord with some students. A group of people from the university who were offended by the tweet organized a petition to have the professor fired for her remarks, and it quickly garnered attention. "I'll say it…

[Editor's note: This story originally was published by Real Clear Politics.] By C. Bradley Thompson Real Clear Politics When I was a young boy growing up in Canada, I read a children’s book that changed my life. It was the “How and Why Wonder Book of the American Revolution,” and when I read it, I…

A ruling from the Texas Supreme Court has granted a man custody rights to his young daughter after the mother, from whom he had separated, died in a car accident. The ruling was praised by the Texas Home School Coalition as a victory for parental rights. The issue was that the mother had been living…

(WORLD ISRAEL NEWS) In Iran’s Khuzestan province on Saturday, a fire at the Zergan power plant was ignited in the city of Ahvaz, when a transformer exploded, state-run IRNA news agency reported. Iran has threatened to retaliate for cyber attacks launched against its facilities and named ‘hostile countries’ Israel and the United States as possible…

(DAILY CALLER) Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan trended on Twitter on Saturday after he accused Dr. Anthony Fauci and Bill Gates of trying to “depopulate the Earth” through the development of vaccines aimed at ending the coronavirus pandemic. Speaking at Nation of Islam headquarters in Chicago, Farrakhan urged African leaders and his followers to…

(DAILY CALLER) Former NFL quarterback Colin Kaepernick denounced the July 4th holiday as a “celebration of white supremacy” on Saturday. “Black ppl have been dehumanized, brutalized, criminalized + terrorized by America for centuries, & are expected to join your commemoration of ‘independence’, while you enslaved our ancestors,” Kaepernick posted on Twitter with an accompanying video.…

(WASHINGTON FREE BEACON) A new campaign video from Joe Biden features a small business owner who says the Trump administration did nothing to help her during the coronavirus pandemic. Unmentioned is that she received thousands through the administration's Paycheck Protection Program. Tiffany Easley, who owns NV My Eyewear in Philadelphia, received a forgivable $27,000 loan…

(GATEWAY PUNDIT) James Weldon Johnson was an American civil rights activist, school principal and writer. According to Grand Ole Partisan, in 1900, he wrote the poem Lift Every Voice and Sing to honor Republican activist Booker T. Washington when the civil rights leader visited his school. Read the full story ›

(BANGOR DAILY NEWS) A loose association of current and former Republicans working to sink President Donald Trump’s reelection now see another political feat that’s necessary for them to have a shot at reclaiming their party: flipping the U.S. Senate to the Democrats. The emerging belief, based on more than a dozen interviews, is that defeating…

Two congressmen are asking Defense Secretary Mark Esper to explain why the Defense Department is "failing to protect the religious liberty of our service members." "Given the years-long record of the DoD's actions in contradiction with federal law protecting religious liberty, it is clear to us that the DoD has either willfully ignored or is…

Sometimes all it takes to positively impact someone's life when tragedy strikes is a little bit of lemonade and a whole lot of heart. A couple of Missouri siblings, Cooper Wallweber, 5, and his older sister Olivia Boyer, built a lemonade stand and raised more than $3,000 for a firefighter who was critically injured during…