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The Minneapolis Police Department last week issued an advisory that the city's residents should be "prepared" to be robbed and comply with the criminals' orders. Read More.

The Trump campaign sued Nevada to stop legislation that would expand mail-in voting ahead of the 2020 election. Read More.

The blast shattered windows and sent thick smoke billowing from the city center. Read More.

In just over a month the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has asserted authoritarian control over Hong Kong. Read More.

Critics contend that TikTok is not merely just a fun video-sharing social networking app but is a Chinese state sponsored data vacuum. Read More.

Thirty-four people were shot, nine fatally, over the weekend in Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s (D) Chicago. Read More.

In the campaign against people of faith, there is no line the Chinese government won’t cross.  Read More.

The Senate Subcommittee on the Constitution will hold a congressional hearing Tuesday on violence and criminal acts tied to Antifa.  Read More.

The site of George Floyd’s death is now a no-go zone for police and a crime-infested nightmare for local residents, reports the far-left New York Times. Read More.

Herman Cain, the former Republican presidential candidate and affable business magnate, died Thursday after being hospitalized for coronavirus. Read More.

Grocery store chain Trader Joe’s announced that it will not be removing popular international food labels despite being attacked as “racist” over the packaging. Read More.

One of former special counsel Robert Mueller's top prosecutors believes Attorney General William Barr was caught making a "false statement" about the Russia investigation. Read More.

The federal agents who have clashed with protesters in Portland will begin a “phased withdrawal” from Oregon's largest city's downtown area starting Thursday, Oregon's Democratic Gov. Kate Brown announced. Read More.

"Anyone who thinks freedom of speech still stands strong in this nation — take note: It does not," Washington Times columnist Cheryl K. Chumley noted a day after a viral video of a press conference by America’s Frontline Doctors who shared their views on the coronavirus was scrubbed from YouTube, Twitter, Google and Facebook. Read More.

We are now approaching the two-month mark since the riots that erupted across the United States in late May and early June. There is a reasonable argument to be made that these riots were unprecedented in U.S. history — or at the very least, since the 1960s. Yet if one surveyed the national media today, you’d barely even know anything happened. Nor would you likely be aware that those who bore the brunt of the destruction — largely minorities whose sensibilities don’t fit into any neatly-delineated ideological category — are still acutely suffering from the fallout. Read More.