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Antifa showed up at Tucker Carlson’s home last November when his wife was home alone. She hid in the closet as they slammed on the door, breaking, damaging property, and screaming to disturb the neighbors. Since then Fox News has boycotted Twitter for their part in disseminating Tucker’s home address and allowing Antifa to torch him viciously on the site, even threatening him physically. Antifa is now plastering posters around D.C. targeting Tucker and his family by listing his home address. Parts of D.C. are hellholes. God only knows what lunatics will show up and cause problems for his family...

Insider: Google “is bent on never letting somebody like Donald Trump come to power again.” Google Head of Responsible Innovation Says Elizabeth Warren “misguided” on “breaking up Google” Google Exec Says Don’t Break Us Up: “smaller companies don’t have the resources” to “prevent next Trump situation” Insider Says PragerU And Dave Rubin Content Suppressed, Targeted As “Right-Wing” LEAKED Documents Highlight “Machine Learning Fairness” and Google’s Practices to Make Search Results “fair and equitable” Documents Appear to Show “Editorial” Policies That Determine How Google Publishes News Insider: Google Violates “letter of the law” and “spirit of the law” on Section 230...

President Trump’s plan for peace between the Israelis and Palestinians will be presented Tuesday in Bahrain, as part of what the White House calls an “opportunity of the century” nearly two years in the making.

Americans speak a lot of languages. Using individual-level census data, we found the most commonly spoken language at home other than English and Spanish in each state and Washington, D.C. German, French, and Vietnamese are common in several states. Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. Americans speak a ton of languages, and this map shows which languages other than English and Spanish are the most common in each state and Washington, D.C. The US Census Bureau's American Community Survey annually asks more than 1 million Americans questions about their lives, families, and backgrounds. One question asks respondents what...

Titanic was a sad story until I found out black people were not allowed on the ship.

Recent drone flyovers of the expansive Shanghai site have even revealed that a substation is currently being built. Sightings of workers with ABB Robotics uniforms in the area also hint at sections of Gigafactory 3 being prepared for the installation of manufacturing robots.

Google insider reveals how Google manipulates data to benefit the left.

Tupac’s childhood was awash in criminals. His godfather was convicted of murdering a schoolteacher during a robbery in 1968. His stepfather Mutulu Shakur spent four years at large on the FBI’s Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list. Mutulu was ultimately convicted of robbing an armored truck and subsequently killing two police officers and a Brinks guard. Shakur had regular run-ins with both criminals and Law Enforcement. He once wounded a pair of intoxicated off-duty police officers out celebrating with their wives. Both parties exchanged gunfire, but, as the cops were both drunk and in possession of stolen firearms, all charges were...

Today's Quotefall Puzzle features a quote by Charles Hugh Smith. Click image (or click here) for full size rendition, then use your browser's print command to print puzzle. Chrales Huge Smith is a writer and a contributing editor to a financial prosperity blog and author of several financial books. All hints, along with the answer, are provided in the first reply comment below, using filtered font to prevent accidential spoilers. Please refrain from disclosing the full answer in comments to prevent spoilers.To solve the puzzle: Enter the letters in the top half (letter columns) of the puzzle into the white squares on...

Insignificance is a 1985 comedy-drama film set in 1954, with most of the action taking place in a hotel room in New York City. The action revolves around the interplay of four characters who represent iconic figures of the era - Marilyn Monroe, Joseph McCarthy, Joe DiMaggio, and Albert Einstein - called The Actress, The Senator, The Ballplayer, and The Professor, respectively. Scene from "Insignificance" (1985), the ‘actress’ explains the theory of relativity

In honor of Pride Month, the NOPD has made available to its officers a special badge bearing the multi-colored Pride symbol. The badge is available for officers to wear during the month of June, recognized as Pride Month, as well as during the city’s annual Decadence Festival in September.

Richard A. Carranza, the city schools chancellor, insisted last week that the plan to eliminate the entrance exam that dictates admission into Stuyvesant High School and the city’s other top public high schools was gaining traction. “There’s some real momentum,” Mr. Carranza said at the State Capitol. Two days later, the bill died. The Legislature adjourned, having taken no action on the specialized school exam. The contentious bill divided many of New York’s families along racial lines: Black and Hispanic students have seen their numbers at the prized schools plummet over the last two decades, while some Asian families argued...

Texas Border Patrol agents made a shocking discovery on Sunday night, locating the bodies of a young woman and three children near Hidalgo County. The news was first reported by local law enforcement. In a Twitter statement on Sunday evening, Hidalgo County Sheriff Eddie Guerra said deputies were on scene by the Rio Grande River southeast of the Anzalduas Park in Las Paloma Wildlife Management area where, he said, border patrol agents had "located four deceased bodies." The bodies, Guerra said, appeared to be "two infants, a toddler and a [20-year-old] female."

Lawyers, grazing permits, wildlife corridors and beasts on the ballot Attorney’s fees According to a recent memo from Principal Deputy Solicitor Daniel Jorjani the Interior Department will start publicly listing attorney’s fees paid out for legal settlements. The memo says this information will be available on a new page of Interior’s website. Environmental groups have been very successful in filing these so-called citizen suits under the Endangered Species Act, the Clean Water Act and the Clean Air Act. A 2016 investigation by the Daily Caller News Foundation found that during the Obama administration, “federal agencies paid out $49 million...

Fresh off a legislative victory for the billboard industry at Nationals Park, Ward 2 Councilmember Jack Evans’ attempt to preserve a loophole for digital sign companies doing business in the District seemed inevitable—especially given his close ties with the vendor that stands to benefit the most. Evans recently introduced an emergency bill that would provide a permit exemption in certain cases—a boon for Digi Media Communications LLC, which already has installed numerous signs in violation of city rules and is looking to install dozens more throughout the District.

“‘In everything, therefore, treat people the same way you want them to treat you, for this is the Law and the Prophets’” (Matthew 7:12). The perfect love of the heavenly Father is most reflected in His children when they treat others as they themselves wish to be treated. This verse is a summary of the Law and the Prophets. It’s also a paraphrase of the second great commandment, “You shall love your neighbor as yourself” (Matt. 22:39). How we treat others is not determined by how we expect them to treat us or by how we think they should treat...

In London fifty years ago today - June 22nd 1969 - a nightclub manager Mickey Deans walked into the bathroom of his rented house in a Belgravia mews and found his wife of three months dead. Judy Garland was just forty-seven. The cause of death was an accidental - or, as the English coroner put it, "incautious" - overdose of barbiturates. Talent requires a certain managerial competence, which is why Frank Sinatra died at eighty-two owing Capitol Records an album and his pal Judy died a little over half that age and leaving an estate worth $40,000. We shall have...

A PolitiFact fact-check of President Trump’s campaign launch last week in Orlando that was run in newspapers nationwide went horribly, embarrassingly, laughably wrong on the one count in which they ruled Trump was “wrong.” PolitiFact did their usual number after Trump’s speech, supposedly fact-checking the President. In it, there are assumptions made that highlight the normal bias. But the only fact-checked statement these intrepid journalists ruled as “wrong” — they got totally wrong. Here’s what PolitiFact wrote that Trump got wrong: (We passed) “the biggest tax cut in history.” Wrong. Trump often repeats this point, but three tax cuts were...

As President Donald Trump prepares once again to take on a regional bully, he is once more getting pushback from European ‘leaders’ who are not losing drones or incurring any other costs of doing business with Iran. Following the Islamic republic’s downing of a $130-plus million RQ-4 Global Hawk surveillance drone in international waters last week, the president, who reportedly was ready to launch a counterstrike at Iranian radar and missile installations until he learned of how many people would be killed, seems prepared to impose radical new sanctions on the regime instead. Tell Sarah Sanders THANK YOU for her...

Weighing in on immigration before first Democratic debates, Joe Biden is proposing that Congress grant immediate citizenship to more than 800,000 U.S. residents who were brought to the country illegally as children. The former vice president and Democratic polling leader introduced some of his immigration priorities Monday in a newspaper op-ed that blisters President Donald Trump for an “assault on the dignity” of the Latino community through policies and rhetoric designed to “scare voters” in 2020. “Trump repeatedly invokes racist invective to describe anyone south of the Rio Grande,” Biden writes, assailing him for “actions that subvert our American values...