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"The pendulum may be swinging back."

The idea that this was murder is not just absurd; it’s dangerous.

It might be a myth, but believing it can still have dire consequences.

The United States of Anarcho-Tyranny.

Conservatives propping up a bankrupt raceless America.

And the Republic.

Conservatives’ favorite sport shoves black politics down our throats.

"At some point soon, America is going to say: Enough is enough."

Reflections from an octogenarian.

"How great a burden can even an unrivaled superpower carry before it buckles and breaks?"

"[W]e, the law-abiding, are the enemy."

"The Democratic left wants to terminate the succession of white folks making the history of the country."

American conservatism capitulating to America-haters.

It’s not whites.

Twitter and YouTube did as they were told.

A strategic retreat we hope will pave the way for future success.

Will the mainstream American Right’s real leader bow to cancel culture?

The Left hates its new allies.

There's only so much a man can take.

Our country is more than a vague statement about equality.

"[T]he color of the beneficiaries and the color of the victims will be reversed."

"This isn't just one statue and one armed American's freedom at stake."

"Trump's stand for tradition and against mob rule is the only stand the president can take."

A racial identity is being forced on us whether we want it or not.

"Mob demands to 'Defund the Police' have been met by political concessions and capitulations."

It’s part of the logic of Black Lives Matter.

On the recent travails of Jaden McNeil.

Where does the madness end?

The nation's hall monitors have dug up some of his "racist" quotes.

"It is impossible to fault whites for not wanting to be overwhelmed by Hispanics."

Nor, many say quietly, worth saving.

It's the best way of avoiding tough questions.

"America is falling apart over lies."

The left constantly purges its own. What happens when "the purged" reach a critical mass?

"[A] society whose history is hated by millions of its members will not survive."

Have we reached that point today?

Probably.

White people: Stop watching.

Voting GOP “for good judges” isn’t much of an argument anymore.

This should surprise no one.

"The credibility of American journalism is swinging in the wind. R.I.P."

"A second Reconstruction is being readied."

He is neither placating the mob nor reassuring Americans.

Photos of a defeated city.

A German woman writes of the Heimat.

The urge to “do something” about “racism” leads to the search for miracle cures.

From drugs and crime to fatherhood and MAGA.

National Review denounces “cancel culture” while celebrating Steve King’s ouster.

"How this ends without permanent division in the country escapes me."

Where power lies in American society, and why “conservatives” can’t challenge it.

"How does pretending away an entire generation of Americans and their progeny promote 'healing'?"

"[T]his, too, is likely to become a forever war in America."

Plans of resistance.

A retail pro looks at the big picture.

Or the consequences of affirmative action.

Remember: We can’t have an account, but they can.

A former police officer weighs in.

We’re a people and it’s time to act like it.

"The general has just defected to the resistance."

Media mock suburban white women who insist on standards.

A message to law-abiding citizens.

Futile goals and manufactured emotions in multi-racial America.

"Wherever they had to draw back or pull back, anarchy ensued."

The ambiguous case that set off nation-wide rioting.

And why he is doomed if he does.

The President is “fact-checked,” but racial incitement is fine.

Sixty years of babysitting are enough.

"Biden’s message to Middle America: This may have been your country, but no more. Get used to it."

This is a neighborhood where mass violence was just waiting to happen.

The arguments made against Confederate soldiers can be made against the Founding Fathers.

Race hatred, mental illness, both?

The “Crossroads of America” is a different place now.

The U.S. military continues schooling Saudi airmen.

Another case of black privilege.

The city now resembles Mogadishu.