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Hollywood elite Meryl Streep hijacked her Colbert appearance promoting Devil Wears Prada 2 to spread Democrat talking points against common-sense voter ID requirements.
The washed-up comedian who promised to flee America while Trump is president has now returned twice, proving once again that liberal celebrities are all talk and no action.
Twenty-five years after 9/11, most Americans still don't understand that Islamic terrorism isn't a perversion of Islam—it's the faithful execution of its core doctrine.
As proud Americans celebrate Scottish heritage and honor WWII veterans, leftist activists push divisive agenda attacking English-speaking artists in American music industry.
The president of Curaçao's Football Federation credits divine providence for bringing his island nation to the World Cup under Trump's America, promising the president will make it absolutely unforgettable.
A new collection shows that politically incorrect columnist John Derbyshire's willingness to speak hard truths makes him more relevant than the so-called conservatives who bent the knee to cancel culture.
A new collection shows that politically incorrect columnist John Derbyshire remains more relevant than the supposed conservatives who played it safe while he was canceled for telling uncomfortable truths.
A new collection of John Derbyshire's work shows the canceled columnist remains more relevant than the cowardly conservatives who stayed silent while he was crucified for speaking uncomfortable truths.
The president of Curaçao's Football Federation credits faith and divine guidance for his team's World Cup journey, while expressing confidence that President Trump will deliver an incredible tournament for America.
Saturday Night Live's Michael Che delivered a sick assassination joke about President Trump that had the liberal studio audience roaring with approval, showing just how deranged the left has become.
The president of Curaçao's soccer federation credits divine providence and President Trump's leadership for what he promises will be an extraordinary World Cup experience.
Curaçao's soccer federation president credits faith and President Trump for his tiny nation's miraculous World Cup journey, while critics whine about traditional powerhouses missing out.
