Jussie Smollett’s Former Co-Star Says He Might Be Coming Back to TV: ‘I Love Him to Death’
A former colleague of Jussie Smollett suggested during a recent interview that the American public
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Ex-Hillary Aide Suggests the University of Alabama Lost Because Fans Cheered for Trump
A former aide to Hillary Clinton mocked University of Alabama fans for cheering on President
Hillary Says Critics Who Make Fun of Greta Thunberg Are ‘Toxic’ — Fear ‘Successful’ Women Like Us
LONDON – Female politicians are facing a backlash over women’s rights that has been fueled
Amazon Goes All Out to Sway Hometown Elections — It Backfires Spectacularly
SEATTLE – Seattle voters, in a rebuke to heavy corporate campaign spending by Amazon.com, have
Republicans Demand Hunter Biden Testify in the Impeachment Inquiry
House Republicans on Saturday released a list of witnesses they want called to testify as
Facebook Censors Any Mention of the Whistleblower’s Name — Admits It’s Following the Media’s Lead
Facebook is removing all mentions of the potential Ukraine whistleblower’s name on the social media
Leftists Didn’t Want a Reagan Statue in Berlin – They’re Getting One Anyway Thanks to Trump Officials
For years, the city of Berlin, Germany has declined to erect a statue in honor
Tucson Overwhelmingly Votes to Reject Proposal to Turn It Into a ‘Sanctuary City’
In a major defeat for illegal alien advocates, voters in Tucson, Arizona overwhelmingly rejected a
Republican Becomes Kentucky’s First Black Attorney General
Daniel Cameron became Kentucky’s first black attorney general on Tuesday. Cameron, 33, defeated former Kentucky House Speaker
Florida Library Requests NY Times Subscription — County Says It Won’t Pay for ‘Fake News’
A Florida county board rejected a library’s request for a digital subscription to the New
