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Sam Harris interviews Robert Plomin, author of “Blueprint: How DNA Makes Us Who We Are.”

Last night alone, another 15 people were shot in the Windy City.

"[N]ow that exculpatory evidence for the officers has emerged, the judge in the case, Peter Cahill, has imposed a gag order."

Can the President break his "ceiling" of Hispanic support?

But is that enough to win?

Large income disparities in the city too busy to hate.

Police say two deceased black men shot at them first.

Grammar is another battlefront in the war on white heritage.

Anarcho-tyranny.

But America's mayors almost all oppose such a move.

“Nice little house ya’ got here. Shame if something happened to it.”

Black heterodox professor on university indoctrination.

Blind auditions mean only a musician's ability matters. That's why they have to go.

Adios to Trader José.

And not get charged with a hate crime.

Company said the masks were a dress-code violation.

Church took nearly 500 years to construct.

He also defends people waving the Confederate flag.

The same weekend last year: 43 people shot, three fatally.

The Pacific city remains bellicose.

A look at non-white victims of anti-white racism.

What's changed?

Could this be the case that brings a little sanity to American defamation laws?

An interview with a Harvard professor who follows the facts.

A leftist dissents.

Southern opinion of the flag no longer differs much from national opinion of it.

Which might explain their high infection rate.

Bellyaching in D-minor.

Good counter-arguments.

"The idea that the spirit of free speech can’t be squashed by private actors, by a culture or a crowd, is absurd."

"[I]t is a privilege to be a biological, spiritual, and moral heir of the best civilization the world has known."

Same group endorsed Obama-Biden in 2008 and 2012.

"[W]hite working-class males are the largest disadvantaged minority."

They were upset about a flight delay.

Meat-packing companies may soon see a downside to cheap Hispanic labor.

Clear evidence of white privilege.

In 2015, demonstrators were satisfied cutting off only Rhodes' nose.

Quite the coincidence.

Podcast will "focus on what matters most."

A look at its promoters, practice, and impact.

CEO is an admirer of Donald Trump.

Are the polls right this time?

“It is simply not enough to remove statutes."

Hannah Jones strikes back.

Black academic on woke psychosis.

Vulcan is a coordinated effort to destroy MS-13.

Back to square one.

Trump lets slip the truth about police killings.

The families of BLM martyrs often get handsome payoffs.

Even lefties are beginning to think enough is enough.

It's not positive.

PSA for readers concerned about privacy.

The paper's policies are set by the mob.

Africa is the outlier.

Destroy statues, memorialize graffiti.

It took eight days for a full retreat.

He says: "The Hispanic Americans and the Hispanic American community is a treasure."

Blacks more likely than whites to use social media for political causes.

They will hit Florida and Arizona first.

Now, Hispanics can complain about "hair prejudice," too.

"While white teenagers saw a significant decline in 29 states, Hispanic and black teenagers saw a decline in only 10 states."

Wasn't that already the case?

A liberal academic on attempts to get him fired.

More signs of hope from the East.

The boundless bias of British broadcasting.

Racial hysteria in Brazil.

And will double his election spending.

"We will be much less safe . . . I'm hoping that the council will reconsider this very rash and reckless decision."

Ethnomasochism on the march.

"No one is sure what sparked the uptick in gun violence."

It paved the way for calls to abolish the police.

She leaves behind a three-year-old son.

Spectators cheer violence against police.

Forty-one were shot, nine fatally, the same weekend last year.