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South African artist describes his country.

He's their senator, right or wrong.

Mexicans are keeping them out of Mexico.

Is the president a pathological liar?

Private text messages are now grounds for firing police officers.

State-run job agency had hired private contractors to help immigrants find work.

The Founders considered Islam an example of despotism.

EU 2014: "The average number of children per woman was about 1.6."

In Australia, Halal certification can cost as much as $27,000 a month.

15 of 24 rightist parties in Europe are "committed" to Russia.

He says protests are "rooted in realities."

Gang members got four prison guards pregnant.

Patrick Cannon once pressured hotels to cancel an American Renaissance conference.

The futility of trying to make things work in West Africa.

This is the man who pressured Charlotte hotels to cancel the 2011 American Renaissance conference.

The police, of course.

An insider’s look at the 1968 presidential campaign.

Forty-five percent say he has abused executive power.

Republicans not allowed, even if they are Hispanic.

The "chocolate city" mayor accepted about $500,000 in bribes.

How China handles mixed-race marriages in the country's "Little Africa."

He says the flood of immigrants is "destroying the country."

A new, critical biography tells all.

Mexico coming our way?

"When you have one million you want ten million."

"Good manners are infectious." So are good ideas.

Teachers who try to stop cheating may be attacked.

In one sting, he told an agent "I look good in an orange necktie, but not in an orange suit."

He's the same mayor who played a role in shutting down the 2011 AmRen Conference.

Mexican politics come to America.

Thorough analysis of racial preferences completely ignores differences in intelligence.

It's been a bad week for black mayors.

Mayor of state capital remained in office right up until the verdict.

They must attend the "White Privilege Conference" and write a personal "action plan" to earn credit.

Ray "Chocolate City" Nagin is charged with corruption.

Convicted congressman eligible for $8,700 a month in "disability" payments.

Foreign adoptions dropped from 23,000 in 2004 to 8,700 in 2012.

Politicians used to apologize when caught in a lie. Now it's the opposite.

Diversifying into basic industries.

Such candor not likely in the United States.

Maria Cavallaro helped some 300 illegals get licenses.

Cambodian destroyer captain also passed confidential information to a Singapore-based company.

Another sorry tale of betrayal.

Former Detroit mayor sentenced for two dozen corruption convictions.

Wherever they live, blacks commit more crime.

Justice Department pushes leniency for black politician convicted of corruption.

Army, police, and firemen now accusing each other.

Poor Mexico! It has a problem with illegal immigration.

Has a shady past and shady associates.

Which city is next?

Cheating is a right in this Chinese town.

Records from the Latino Legislative Caucus have been seized in corruption investigation.

Otherwise they will resort to bribery.

Brains are not enough.

The Congolese have a fool-proof method for determining if someone is a witch.

Former Detroit mayor convicted of Third-World behavior.

The "super-white majority" communities couldn't stand the city's incompetence and corruption.

"Los Angeles represents the new model of urban distress."

Funny, the Swiss don't have the same problem.

You can't do business in the Third World without it.

This is the man who called New Orleans a "chocolate city."

Among other things, he appointed his unqualified girlfriend to a $300,000-a-year post.

Doctors trained in India, Nigeria, and Egypt are least competent.

Why explore space when we could pursue "social justice"?

Because even low-level officials get kickbacks.

She had already survived two assassination attempts.

A novel of today’s Britain.

“History” in the service of ideology.

A snapshot of African life.

Should sail back into office despite being AWOL since June.

They are forced to abandon cherished cultural habits.

Is the East a beacon of European culture?

Man turned American Airlines into his own "personal narcotics shuttle service."

The story you never heard about the decision to bail out "Government Motors."

Sounds as though arrests were long overdue.