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White Professor Files Reverse Discrimination Lawsuit Against Texas A&M

A University of Texas professor has filed a reverse discrimination lawsuit against rival Texas A&M, claiming its affirmative action policies prevent him from getting a job there because he’s White.

Report: FBI Agents Pushed To ‘Find A Crime’ That Supports Biden’s Claims About GOP ‘Extremism’

The Biden administration is reportedly pushing federal law enforcement to exaggerate the threat from domestic terrorism and white supremacy as the White House uses such threats as political talking points.

FBI Agent: ‘We Have More People Assigned to Investigate White Supremacists Than We Can Actually Find’

The Biden regime is planning on hosting a forum Thursday at the White House together with the Anti-Defamation League and Southern Poverty Law Center aimed at combatting the "explosive rise in extremism and White supremacy that threatens the core of America’s democracy," the Washington Times reports.

Private Schools, Homeschoolers Booming As Parents Exit Public Schools

Eleanor Jones started homeschooling her learning-disabled son in the fall of 2020 when Maryland’s public schools were virtual — and she’s had no desire to send him back since they’ve reopened.

Oberlin College Begins Payment of $36M to Bakery That Was Smeared as Racist

Oberlin College has begun paying more than $36 million to Gibson’s Bakery after a legal dispute in which the business said the college slandered it as racist following a shoplifting incident.

Sen. Ron Johnson Won’t Back Same-Sex Marriage Bill, Cites Religious Protections

Sen. Ron Johnson won’t support the same-sex marriage bill that would enhance protections for LGBT and interracial couples, citing issues with religious liberty.

Court Rules California Can’t Force Christian Doctors to Participate in Assisted Suicide

"Plaintiffs have demonstrated they are likely to suffer a violation of a constitutional right absent an injunction," Judge Aenlle-Rocha wrote.

Border Patrol: 8 Migrants Die Trying To Cross Rio Grande

At least eight migrants were killed as dozens attempted a hazardous crossing of the Rio Grande near Eagle Pass, Texas, officials said Friday.

Supreme Court Probe Into the Abortion Draft Leaker Goes Unresolved Four Months Later

In a town not known for keeping secrets, it’s been four full months since the unprecedented leak of the Supreme Court‘s draft opinion overturning national abortion rights and the subsequent probe announced by Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. to identify the perpetrator — with no public sign of progress in the manhunt.

White House: Nothing Wrong With Marines as Stage Dressing at Biden’s Anti-Maga Speech

The White House on Friday brushed off criticism for positioning U.S. Marines on stage for President Biden’s speech in which he smeared his political opponents as anti-democratic extremists.

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