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. . . by which he meant rampant corruption and drug trafficking.

Straight talk about race and IQ is the kiss of death.

A second woman would supply healthy mitochondrial DNA.

Says it would "be a beautiful sign of brotherhood and help for immigrants."

Just 1 percent of 51,000 Baptist churches are considered multiracial.

The priest pointed out Europe's history of conflict with Islam.

If Jeb wins, she'll be the first Hispanic first lady.

A federal holiday for this man?

French cultural center also attacked.

Of 15 new cardinals, only 5 are European.

She says "ISIS is real Muslim believers who like to follow the Quran."

Minister wanted diversity . . . and got it.

Associating "whiteness" with "divine favor and heroism" is unacceptable.

Clergy led the marches on "Moral Monday."

He fleeced church congregations.

Juan Demetrius McFarland has been a pastor for 21 years.

An astonishing tale of white guilt.

Liberals: “True” faith "promotes the kind of behavior we like.”

Blacks want to stop thinking of Jesus as white.

It was Muslim, anti-Christian graffiti.

"Conservatism" takes on a whole new dimension.

Catholic Charities USA has even opened "welcome centers" at the border.

Is it charity if the government pays?

And say all the wrong things.

600-bed resort with 650 staffers has tennis courts, Olympic size pool, jacuzzis.

He says the world needs "new forms of legal and secure migration."

Protestants not keen on him either.

Grounds for permitted discrimination become even narrower.

In the western states Buddhism is the second largest religion.

BNP spokesman: "It's like the dark ages when people used to hunt witches."

This genetically isolated group has grown from 200 to 200,000.

In the Central African Republic, 60 percent of the women in prison are convicted witches.

39 percent believe in "the evil eye."

26-year-old woman's body found by French troops.

This appears to be his plan for Britain.

Even Hispanic evangelicals vote Democrat.

The Nuer are killing the Dinka.

Separation may be a solution to "massive ethnic-religious cleansing."

He called Britain a "Christian country."

Victim's wife is due to give birth next month.

New owners plan to remove cross from steeple and put up a chain-link security fence.

Former slaves try their hand at self rule.

The district agreed to drop the language after media inquiries.

One of the first-ever academic studies of SPLC bias.

It was "disrespectful of Hinduism's Gods and Goddesses."

They don't like his support for homosexual marriage.

"Diversity for thee, but not for me."

Why the regime must fall.

Presence of journalists is no deterrent.

UN Secretary General warns of possible genocide.

The white man's new burden.

A good man is hard to find.

Government has long used SPLC as a "resource."

Catholic Church continues to punish Frank Borzellieri.

One-third of Hispanic Catholics say they are "Charismatic."

This is apparently not considered an important human rights problem.

Religious and tribal groups slaughtering each other.

He told migrants he hopes they keep "the values of [their] culture of origin."

A few people are waking up to the crisis.

He and his accomplices are all "Christian."

Eating grass "demonstrates that, with God's power, we can do anything."

War is obsolete. Instead, this is the era of massacre.

6,000 children have been recruited as soldiers.

"A child is born, a son is given."

In the lead-up to the presidential election, he wanted to focus on non-whites.

She was responding to the view that Santa Claus "should not be a white man anymore.”

African Christians and Muslims are killing each other.

The "creed of relativism" is "the scourge of the twentieth century."

A conversation with Alain de Benoist.

Jobbik leader Gábor Vona clarifies his controversial statements about Islam.

Salon psychoanalyzes "white supremacists."

UN adviser says there is a possibility of genocide.

And where it led.

Not everyone has given up on passing amnesty this year.

This "signals the end of chances for action on immigration this year."