Новости за 10.07.2020

A British judge's ruling against former FBI source Christopher Steele, ordering him to pay damages to two Russian businessmen he maligned, produced new incontrovertible evidence that bolsters Justice Department's probe of the Obama administration's Trump-Russia collusion investigation. The case disclosed the FBI knew immediately that the dossier it used to obtain warrants to spy on…

As the far left in America works overtime to defund and demonize the police, a Tennessee church has decided to show its appreciation for the men and women in blue by giving each member of their local police department a $1,000 check. According to The Christian Post, Lighthouse Missionary Baptist Church in Jonesborough collected $23,000…

Phillip Blanks, a 28-year-old security guard in Phoenix, is being hailed a hero for saving the life of a 3-year-old boy during a fire at an apartment building. In high school, Blanks was a star football player at Michigan's Kalamazoo Central High School. He was a wide receiver when he went to Saddleback College in…

(LONG ISLAND NEWS) A man who claims he was hit by a car during a Black Lives Matter protest is facing charges for allegedly lying about the incident. Police say Keith Harrison was at the protest on Monday when a Coram man hit a pedestrian in Huntington Station. Harrison, of Hempstead, told police he was…

(CREATIVE DESTRUCTION MEDIA) The Dukes of Hazzard stars have come to the defense of the show’s General Lee car, and that the politically correct culture has gone too far. The comedy show was a hit that ran from 1979 to 1984 is considered an American classic. The plot centered around southern stereotypes and culture as…

In a 2012 interview, top-flight Canadian Scrabble player Robin Pollock Daniel let a bit of light in on what the game is really all about: "Words are involved but, to me at least, it’s more about math," she told The Star. "You don’t have to know what the word means, but you do have to…

Imagine a future where all books are outlawed and "firemen" burn books from the past. Ray Bradbury titled his dystopian novel "Fahrenheit 451," the temperature at which book paper catches fire. Books are one way human beings share thoughts and ideas, but private thoughts and non-conforming ideas are not permitted in the Orwellian totalitarian society…

Recently, I ran across a piece in the Philadelphia Inquirer that lays out four racist words and phrases that should be banished from the English language. It begins like this: "Editor's note: Please be aware offensive terms are repeated here solely for the purpose of identifying and analyzing them honestly. These terms may upset some…

New York Times columnist Tom Friedman's proposal that Joe Biden shouldn't debate President Donald Trump unless "a real-time fact-checking team" is part of the mix is an ironic illustration of the closed-mindedness of the left. Why would Friedman want a candidate who is eager to contrast his views with Trump's to impose conditions that would…

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By Carol M. Swain Two hundred and forty-four years after the 13 British colonies in North America declared their independence and became a sovereign nation, America is poised to collapse from within. Her imminent demise will not come from foreign troops quartered on her soil. It will come from Marxists and anarchists who use racial…

"I can't imagine why you're bothering me when there's rioting in the streets." – Dr. Whiteface "Ah, well … we shall deal with that later. But Captain Vimes always told me, sir, that there are big crimes and little crimes. Sometimes the little crimes look big and the big crimes you can hardly see, but…

Nearly four months after the coronavirus arrived in Brooklyn's Hasidic Jewish community, synagogues and camps are open, yeshivas resumed classes before closing for summer break and wedding halls are packed again, sometimes in violation of city and state rules. The relief came after months of funerals and fear, along with criticism from New York City…