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"Portland police said the officers were heavily outnumbered and lacked crowd control resources."

Rioters hurled rocks, cement, and feces at the officers.

Amazon uses the Southern Poverty Law Center to determine which charities customers can benefit.

"The message here that what our players are doing is being mischaracterized. These are not people who are unpatriotic."

Here we go again.

There were 45 shootings this weekend; eight of them fatal.

Lunatic policies have predictable results.

"Structural racism" now hurting Asians more than blacks.

Woman who wanted to become "the first black female mayor" got creative.

. . . because discussing AmRen's cancelation might get you canceled.

There are strikingly different policies in Denmark, Norway, and Sweden.

The mask won’t stay on for long.

Dissidents and conservatives aren't the only ones in this fight.

Remembering the work of Tatu Vanhanen, who died five years ago today.

"[O]ur financiers and CEOs are mostly . . . on the cultural left."

"Politically, blacks stick together . . . As a result, they win a lot of power. That’s how democracy works."

"[T]hey don’t even hide it anymore."

California has still never had a Hispanic US senator.

"Even though it says Black Lives Matter, it’s about us as a whole."

Our favorite comments from last week.

"Where they have taken office, there’s been an institutional breakdown of civic and professional norms.”

The donation came with "no strings attached."

“Ya’ll never gonna sleep cuz of me."

The state legislature will vote on whether to repeal the song in January.

"Not all of the change taking place is voluntary."

Conducted by her white husband.

Doing so has "siphoned away resources from the area’s police district."

One's sensitivities must be kept up to date.

We can't have "an army of privileged old white women" explaining art to the public.

A gift from "refugees."

"Istanbul was Constantinople / Now it's Istanbul, not Constantinople / Been a long time gone, Constantinople"

NASA is at work.

A once great city in a once great nation.

It's not what the media would have you believe.

For black women, that is.

"I’ve had cops beat me up before. I was for their cause."

What could've been.

Prime Minister says his jailing is "an opportunity to reflect on the importance of tolerance, community and kindness."

In the UK, the maximum sentence for assaulting an officer is one year.

Narcissus, but woke.

Raccoons are not black enough to matter.

Perps are black; she was white.

Another casualty of "racial etiquette."

"He should've ducked . . . Blame cannon's parents for not watching him!!!"

Why Laura Loomer’s primary victory matters.

American Renaissance has a better record than much of the mainstream.

Going all the way back to 1994.

Rioters, beware.

It will be 200 feet long and near the Capitol building.

Their claims are an inversion of reality.

The President won the state in 2016, but currently trails Joe Biden in the polls.

The survivors have been detained.

And gets a congratulations from President Trump.

Dems have received a "welter of criticism" for not having enough Hispanic speakers at the DNC.

Some "victims" are more equal than others.

On Monday, 20 people were shot, two fatally.

Iraqi citizen yelled “Allahu akbar!”

What you probably missed.

"It is the character of the republic that is at issue here."

Some will even match donations made by their employees.

"The mayor says once courts can safely reopen, things will simmer down."

Mayor de Blasio now says the "standards" for using facial recognition technology "need to be reassessed."

"Live and let live. Love and let love."

Money well spent?

It's as cringe-worthy as you'd expect.

Party chair says the Democrats share BLM’s “commitment to justice.”

A rare show of spine for Republicans.

For a decade, Alexander Yuk Ching Ma fed info to the Chinese.

Three public defenders have been charged as well.

A “white supremacist.”

The video is horrific.

White woman was beaten so badly she vomited blood.

A jump from last week, when 40 people were shot, four fatally.

“He is a proactive and assertive advocate for inclusion of all people."

David Horowitz on Ibram X. Kendi's How To Be An Antiracist.