by LU Staff When other countries were welcoming refugees with open arms, Hungary resolved to eliminate illegal immigration at any cost. The country succeeded, but that success damaged relations with the European Union in the process. Hungary’s second border fence has just been completed in the southern town of Asotthalom. The 96-mile long, 14 ft. tall double-line …
By Amanda Prestigiacomo The Daily Wire “I’m going to turn the little alphabet belcher into a proud princess whether he likes it or not,” says Canadian columnist and proud feminist Leah McLaren of her thee-year-old son. McLaren can’t handle the reality that her three-year-old son James is very masculine; he doesn’t like pretty flowers, the princess movie Frozen, …
By Kim Smith Conservative Tribune Over the years, the Boy Scouts of America has been making steps to become more “accepting” and “inclusive” — at the risk to its traditional values. In 2013, the organization allowed members to identify as gay, then a couple of years later, the group welcomed gay leaders. And beginning this …
By Michael W. Chapman CNSNews.com Alabama Supreme Court Chief Justice Roy Moore resigned from the bench on Wednesday and announced he is running for the U.S. Senate seat made vacant by Sen. Jeff Sessions’ appointment as attorney general of the United States. The state’s primaries are scheduled for Aug. 25 and the general election is …
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by Bob Unruh WND Fox News on Monday announced the resignation of co-President Bill Shine, who had been the right-hand man to founding chairman Roger Ailes until Ailes’ departure last year. Rupert Murdoch, the executive chairman of parent News Corp and acting CEO of Fox News, tweeted: “Sadly, Bill Shine resigned today. I know Bill was …
by Jennifer Jacobs and Margaret Talev Bloomberg Politics President Donald Trump said he’s actively considering a breakup of giant Wall Street banks, giving a push to efforts to revive a Depression-era law separating consumer and investment banking. “I’m looking at that right now,” Trump said of breaking up banks in a 30-minute Oval Office interview …
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by Emily Jones CBN News The London High Court ruled in favor of a Christian student who was expelled from his university for calling homosexuality a sin in a private Facebook post. Felix Ngole, 39, was kicked out of Sheffield University last year after expressing support for traditional marriage on his own personal Facebook page. …
by Marie Aubry Dennis Michael Lynch Mexico’s foreign secretary threatened legal battle to halt future construction of Trump’s border wall this week, citing the measure is potentially in violation of environmental and human rights, and international treaties. Foreign Secretary Luis Videgaray told congressional leaders that building a new border wall when 600 kilometers of barriers already exist …
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by WND Fox News has been through the wars in recent months. Chairman and CEO Roger Ailes left not of his own free will after allegations of sexual harassment. And primetime host Megyn Kelly fled for another network. Then Bill O’Reilly was escorted from his primetime slot, again after claims of sexual harassment, and one …
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by Kelly Cohen Washington Examiner Texas can now also criminally charge police chiefs and other city officials should they not help enforce immigration law. (AP Photo/Eric Gay) The Texas House passed legislation Thursday to impose harsher penalties on “sanctuary” cities that try to protect illegal immigrants. After a 16-hour debate, the Republican-controlled legislature approved a …
