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Democratic Rep. Maxine Waters (Calif.) urged radicals to mob her political opponents in public in 2018. Having since received a taste of her own medicine, the 85-year-old leftist has apparently determined her tactic is not only unacceptable but perhaps racist as well. Waters, presently campaigni...

Threats against public officials have been steadily climbing in recent years, creating new challenges for law enforcement, civil rights and the health of American democracy.

At the height of the EFF’s 10th anniversary festivities, Julius Malema once again exhorted the crowd to ‘shoot to kill’.

WASHINGTON - March 30, 2023 - The Human Rights Campaign (HRC) - the nations largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ+) civil rights organization - today brought together more than 200 advocates for LGBTQ+ equality to flood the halls and offices of the Capitol and meet with lawmakers and staff and make clear the urgent priorities of our community and the dire threats we face.

There was a saying in Hollywood when I worked out there in the late 1990’s and early 2000’s: To make a motion picture, first you need the written word. It was true. None of the moving images you’ve seen in a movie theater on your television would have been possible unless some writer had sat down in...

Former Montana Supreme Court Justice James Nelson gave a prepared speech on Wednesday in the State Capitol Rotunda.

Rep. Nancy Mace (R-S.C.) questioned an LGBT activist over previous tweets targeting Supreme Court Justices during a House Oversight ...

Iran ranks among the worlds greatest destabilizing and oppressive forces. Its nuclear weapons program could one day realize leaders oft-stated goal of wiping Israel off the face of the earth. At the least, a nuclear Iran could spark a Middle East arms

Three incidents drove concern this week: the FBI search at Mar-a-Lago, a gunman in Cincinnati and an attack on a popular author in New York.

The Jan. 6 panel recently presented new evidence on how former President Trump stoked violence leading up to the Capitol insurrection. But the escalation and normalization of violent rhetoric has extended beyond Trump, becoming a dangerous feature of Republican campaigns and party messaging. Laura Barrón-López reports.