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If you have been casually dismissing leftist extremism, maybe now you will wake up.

Once the memory hole game begins, and the mob tastes blood, this process of destruction can go on and on.

Enacting a Juneteenth federal holiday over the next fortnight would be a significant act of national unity at a time when the United States is being torn to pieces.

Here are my suggestions for what President Trump might say Saturday in Tulsa.

In the United States of America, all of us are equal under the law. Period. Say that as loud as you can.

Since my involvement in the Greensboro Woolworth’s lunch counter sit-it in 1960, my goal was to ensure that blacks were treated with the respect and dignity that all Americans deserve under the law.  

Teachers unions are gaining in their fight to stop students and resources from moving toward what works.

Unlike coups or political revolutions, cultural revolutions don't just change governments or leaders. Instead, they try to redefine entire societies.

This might be the year Juneteenth gets the respect it deserves. It’s about time. 

If you wanted an example of the worst abuses of Big Tech and leftist journalism, Google and NBC teamed up this week to deliver one.

District Attorney Paul Howard charged fired Officer Garrett Rolfe with felony murder before an investigation of the shooting death of Rayshard Brooks was completed.

It’s easy to admire and even encourage destruction when you're far from it. Or well-protected. It's harder when it comes to your house.

Former National Security Adviser John Bolton is cashing in with a book that lies about President Trump .

President Trump's existing slogan, Keep America Great, is irrelevant, if not flippant and callous, given this nation’s current condition.

Chief Justice John Roberts strikes again.

The grounds upon which the Roberts Court made this decision were ridiculous.

Dr. Francis Collins is head of the National Institutes of Health and this year's winner of the Templeton Prize.

After months of anticipation and years of uncertainty, 700,000 Dreamers received their verdict from the Supreme Court.

Each day – via protest, social media or face-to-face – people of all races and backgrounds have been coming together to share their stories, listen and advocate against racism in America.

This is not about the shooting death of one man outside Wendy's. It's about something much larger.