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Missouri attorney Mark McCloskey, who along with his wife Patricia brandished legally-owned firearms when confronted by Black Lives Matter protesters at their St. Louis home last month, told “Tucker Carlson Tonight” Monday that “the rumor […]

A Wisconsin man was charged with a hate crime for allegedly intentionally driving into a motorcyclist he believed was white. Daniel Navarro, 27, was charged last week with first-degree intentional homicide, a hate crime, and […]

FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WTVD) — A man was shot and killed in a Sunday evening home invasion in Fayetteville, according to law enforcement. Fayetteville police responded to the call of a shooting along the 400 block […]

CNN anchor Chris Cuomo was called out for changing his tune about the rise in crime across the country, taking it seriously just one day after making light of the disturbing trend. Major cities have […]

The statue is outside the Cathedral Preparatory School and Seminary in Elmhurst, Queens. DCPI A vandal spray-painted “IDOL” across the skirt of a Virgin Mary statue in Elmhurst, Queens, early Friday, police said. The statue […]

Six years ago, North Carolina set aside $10 million in reparations to compensate victims of a state eugenics program that forcibly sterilized more than 7,000 people well into the 1970s — many of whom were […]

Tony Burroughs’ great-great-great-great grandfather was freed from slavery in 1806 by a white woman from Pennsylvania. In her last will and testament, Margaret Hutton had specified that David Truman was to be taught to read […]

More than 10,600 religious organizations have taken at least $3bn in coronavirus financial aid from the US government, according to an analysis by the Guardian, raising concerns about the separation of church and state. The […]

The mayor of Jackson, Mississippi says it’s time the city disassociates itself from the former U.S. president it was named for. In a statement, Mayor Chokwe Antar Lumumba said he wants to reclaim the city’s […]

WASHINGTON – The Supreme Court ruled Thursday that the eastern half of Oklahoma can be considered Native American territory, a decision the state previously warned could create “civil, criminal and regulatory turmoil.” The 5-4 decision […]