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Ban is now expanded to the military, government contractors, and grantees.

Hispandering is an imprecise science.

Joe Biden may be repeating Hillary Clinton's mistakes.

A conversation with a reporter.

President attacks the 1619 Project by name.

"You haven't acknowledged there's a race problem in this country."

He was the first European leader to back Mr. Trump in 2016.

The Atlantic lays the Democrats’ cards on the table.

The alternative is worse.

It's economics, stupid.

Washington Post editorial board fears for the best.

It's race, stupid.

British tabloids know more about US history than American blacks do.

POTUS "laughed off the idea that most of the Black Lives Matter protests have been peaceable."

"[T]he president’s divisive language is indirectly tied to some of the attacks that we have seen."

Moves sure to impress the Rust Belt.

Campaign promises to "fully fund" police and bring "Antifa to justice."

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

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

Why are journalists going crazy about a conspiracy theory that teaches complacency?

"This is for real. This is not 2016."

Sad!

Campaign is "aimed at key constituencies, like black, Latino and Asian American and Pacific Islander voters."

President Trump is a superb debater. Joe Biden is not.

"If it doesn’t, a miracle will have happened."

We'll see . . .

Trump axed Obama's "affordable housing" expansion. Biden would reinstate it.

Will the group that handed Trump his last victory do so again?

An interview with the author of "Sisters in Hate: American Women on the Front Lines of White Nationalism."

But review is not expected to be completed until after the election.

"Refugee resettlement will not survive another four years under this administration."

But he and Melania "send our prayers to he and his family."

Mayor sides with the mob.

The ACLU and others are expected to challenge the order in court.

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

But is that enough to win?

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

Same group endorsed Obama-Biden in 2008 and 2012.

Are the polls right this time?

Vulcan is a coordinated effort to destroy MS-13.

Trump lets slip the truth about police killings.

It took eight days for a full retreat.

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

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

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

Three possibilities for our future.

Endorsements from the President don't matter as much as they did two years ago.

He then deleted it.

Words are not action.

"They know that if they can force you to watch as they topple your heroes, they have won."

Says his order may also apply retroactively.

Will go into effect tomorrow.

"[T]he left has plenty of words, but they’re also taking action as they steamroll across America."

Fool me once . . .

More tough talk on Twitter.

Censors and journalists don't know what memes are.

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

POTUS panders; satisfies nobody.

He is neither placating the mob nor reassuring Americans.

Good.

Big mouth, little stick.

Will this election be like 1968 or 1992?

Attorney general says there is no "systemic racism" in American policing.

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

The Stupid Party is at it again.

He's worked "full time trying to sow hate and division among the American people."

And his Defense Secretary is against invoking the Insurrection Act.

Sending in the military may be "the least bad option given the widespread mayhem."

Yes.

"[I]t is part of a familiar pattern of setbacks for some of the strongest advocates of the 'America First.'”

Wants long jail sentences for rioters.

Who are Antifa and what do they want?

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

Rumors suggest "yes."

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