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Abby Johnson’s language at the RNC might have been unnerving. But in a society that can’t make up its mind about what lives matter, what else can she do? Read More.

It’s too late for Biden to denounce the rioters and looters. And anyway, why would he? He needs their votes. Read More.

It’s online here. This is their version of the key facts: Read More.

“We’re trying to cope through a very trying summer, and it’s very difficult," police said Read More.

The 2020 Republican National Convention came to a close with the fourth and final night, putting America’s standing as the “land of greatness” on full display. Read More.

MADISON — Mainstream media accounts on Thursday described a fourth night of riots in Kenosha as “mostly peaceful” after three previous nights of deadly disorder that ripped up portions of Wisconsin’s fourth-largest city and led to three people shot and two dead. Read More.

As Hurricane Laura barreled down on the Louisiana and Texas coasts, the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Emergency Management Agency were ready to respond, but it is just one of several disasters in America with which DHS officials are grappling. Read More.

"Fools rush in.” Three centuries after they were written, those words ring as true as ever. And nowhere are they as relevant at present as in the case of Kenosha, Wis. Read More.

The very last thing we need is child solicitation and rape to be normalized in any way, in any medium, in our society. Read More.

'It was horrific,' the GOP senator tells 'Fox & Friends' Read More.

The suspected gunman was being sought for a slaying that occurred hours earlier, police said Read More.

The Republican Party put the spotlight on American courage with the convention’s third night featuring remarks attributing the U.S. as the “land of heroes.” Read More.

Jacob Blake had a knife on the driver's side of his vehicle when Kenosha police officer Rusten Sheskey shot him seven times Sunday evening. Read More.

The third night of the convention belonged to Vice President Mike Pence. The former governor of Indiana has spent four years in the shadow of President Trump, and Wednesday evening's address was an opportunity for him to make the case for a second term directly to the viewing public. Out of all the talks this week, Pence's most closely resembled one you might have heard at a pre-coronavirus convention. He touted the administration's record from an outdoor stage at Fort McHenry, and before a live audience that was eager to applaud. The scene couldn't have been more different from the empty hall where Kamala Harris spoke last week. Read More.

America under the sway of the Black Lives Matter movement is reminding me of life in the Soviet Union: One's entire existence is premised on something believed to be untrue. Read More.