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American Olympic champions forced to apologize for laughing during congratulatory phone call with President Trump after gold medal victory.
Figure skating gold medalist Alysa Liu's creation through IVF and surrogacy raises troubling questions about the commodification of human life in modern America.
While HBO's new series avoids woke messaging, it's still not the conservative cultural victory America desperately needs in the fight against leftist Hollywood propaganda.
American Olympic hockey champions are being lectured and shamed by leftist Canadian reporters for the crime of laughing during President Trump's congratulatory phone call after their gold medal victory.
While HBO's latest Game of Thrones spinoff may avoid the most egregious woke propaganda, it's still a far cry from the explicitly conservative entertainment Patriots desperately need.
The purple-haired soccer has-been can't stand that real American champions chose to celebrate their gold medal victory with President Trump instead of spitting on tradition like she did.
Years of leftist indoctrination on college campuses and anti-Semitic propaganda have finally paid off for Hamas sympathizers, as polling shows more Americans now side with Palestinian terrorists over our democratic ally Israel.
On his birthday anniversary, we remember how Henry Wadsworth Longfellow used his pen as a weapon against the institution of slavery—a true American patriot who understood freedom.
On Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's birthday, we remember a true American patriot who used his pen to fight slavery—while modern leftists tear down our heritage.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth strikes major blow against DEI indoctrination, forcing Scouting America to abandon radical leftist agenda or lose Pentagon support.
A Tourette syndrome advocate invited to the BAFTA awards after inspiring a film about his condition received cold stares instead of understanding when his disability caused involuntary outbursts during the ceremony.
John Davidson, who inspired the film 'I Swear' about living with Tourette syndrome, received zero empathy from virtue-signaling celebrities when his condition caused involuntary outbursts at the awards ceremony.