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Cash payments are on the table.

Britain begins to awake from a drugged sleep.

The next president promises to pass a law against "domestic terrorism."

Soros-backed DA, Chesa Boudin, hard at work.

Victims of theft would be compensated from a public fund.

The event host is funded in part by George Soros.

Activist: “They’re going to turn millions of white-collar people into blue-collar people."

The cure? More handouts for blacks.

"Taking $ from rental assistance does not advance racial justice. It means more Black and Brown people will lose their homes."

Some Republicans want to help Democrats pass amnesty.

Somebody should have explained that to Donald Trump.

About one quarter of non-white voters cast their ballots for Trump.

What actually happens when races mix.

Where was the Trump who won in 2016?

Who needs action when you've got words?

A look at 2020 and beyond.

We have our own demands.

Hispandering is an imprecise science.

How do you say "balkanization" in Spanish?

House Dems don't like the term "Chinese virus."

"[T]he senator told Jacob that she was also proud of him and how he is working through his pain.”

BLMania marches forth.

He stood up when the police and politicians stood down.

Not a bright comment.

Liberal governors and mayors cannot shield criminals from federal charges.

Being the author of the "Breonna Taylor law" didn't save him.

The Republicans ignore whites.

And there will be more.

Moves sure to impress the Rust Belt.

Sen. Scott attacked the 1994 crime bill and boosted Trump's "criminal justice reform."

What you probably missed.

Party chair says the Democrats share BLM’s “commitment to justice.”

They invent facts to suit themselves.

It's a picture book.

Elizabeth Warren, Kirsten Gillibrand, and Maxine Waters lead the charge.

She hopes this will "elevate Black voices."

By way of the Republican governor's executive order.

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

Our inverted world.

And blacks now want to take them at their word.

Same group endorsed Obama-Biden in 2008 and 2012.

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

"Shootings in New York City have doubled every week for the last three weeks."

Ad had several versions to appeal to different Hispanic accents.

"Don't get caught in pointless debates about whether or not this is a racist country."

“It’s time we elevate this.”

POTUS panders; satisfies nobody.

Republicans in action.

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

"[L]ocations will be decided by activists and city leaders."

While wearing kente cloth scarves.

They promise to address calls to defund the police "in subsequent legislation."

Prime Minister Trudeau kneels before the crowd.

That's how long the officer knelt on George Floyd.

The Stupid Party is at it again.

Boris Johnson: “Of course, black lives matter and I totally understand the anger."

He is "disturbed by the injustice and fear that suffocate our country."

And calls the killing of George Floyd a "lynching."

White supremacists? Antifa? Maybe even blacks?

He opens with the line, "I can't breathe."

"Savagery is spreading with lightening speed."

Pressure mounts to choose a black woman -- but not former prosecutor Kamala Harris.

Government must reassert its monopoly of force — by using force.

New record for pandering.

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

More race preferences.

Mayor assures President that Minneapolis is "strong as hell."

The campaign is making the most of Biden's "you ain't black" comment.

Is the Democrat racial coalition at the breaking point?

Bill Richardson: “The Trump Hispanic effort is much more active.”

To the critical racial voting blocs go the spoils.

Activists say he'll have to "dig deeper" for Hispanic support.

Voters prefer Elizabeth Warren, but black voters "made Joe Biden," so he owes them.

To make good on that pledge, he’ll have to look in some "atypical places."

More than a dozen senators demand a plan to address the surge in "coronavirus-related acts of racism."