The Federalist

With friends like Columbia, Panama, and Costa Rica moving oceans of global migrants to the U.S. southern border, who needs enemies?

FrontPage

Rep. Cori Bush claims that executing the killer of a black man is racist, the NAACP is rallying on behalf of the killer, not the victim, and Pope Francis has appealed to the “sacredness of human life.” Except the lives of victims Mary Bratcher, Mable Scruggs, and Fred Jones which are not sacred.

Ann Coulter

Two sitting members of Congress — Reps Cori Bush and Emanuel Cleaver, II — say the reason a heinous triple-murderer was on death row is because of white supremacy — and they are not denounced by their party. They ought to be censured. Could the Democratic Party tell us: Under what circumstances may a convicted murderer who is black be put to death?

Daily Signal

Stacy Langton, a Fairfax County mother, made headlines after she read aloud and showed images from two books, “Gender Queer” by Maia Kobabe and “Lawn Boy” by Jonathan Evison, during a school board meeting.  Although officials removed the books temporarily from libraries, Langton says she is still concerned that children will be permanently affected by the obscene pictures.

The College Fix

A working group of professors and students at Bates College has recommended the school require all majors to offer two courses on “race, colonialism, white supremacy, power, and privilege.”…For instance, the group suggests courses like Calculus could “situate race, white supremacy, colonialism, power, and privilege centrally and attend to them throughout the course.”

TheRighting

But “Bannon’s War Room” also has strong quarter and is poised to crack TheRighting’s top 20.

Fox News

Tucker Carlson: They are uninterested in actual crimes like murder, but will arrest you for caring about your child's education

American Greatness

Mandatory vaccines and behind-your-back child mutilation are in the works.

National Review

Just because you’re hearing less about Americans still trapped in Afghanistan doesn’t mean it still isn’t happening.

FrontPage

The skies over Sparta have never been as busy as when the Biden administration decided to dispatch 13,000 Afghans, including at least one pedophile, to Wisconsin. Sparta, a small town of less than ten thousand souls, whose claim to fame is being the “Bicycling Capital of America,” could only watch as a population of Afghans outnumbering its own population created a new Afghanistan on the premises of Fort McCoy.

LifeSiteNews

Dr. Joel Hirschhorn: As more and more bad news about the ineffectiveness and dangerous side effects of COVID vaccines become increasingly known to more of the public, the big drug companies will increasingly switch from vaccines to prescription antiviral medicines.

NOQ Report

UCHealth in Colorado Springs is the latest to opt out of treating the unvaccinated with transplant surgeries. Leilani Lutali, who is in end stage renal failure, could soon die if she does not get a transplant, but UCHealth is denying her because… wait for it… she may die if she is unvaccinated during surgery.

Information Liberation

Tesla has been ordered to pay $137 million to a black contract employee who worked as an elevator operator for a temporary staffing agency for nine months and claimed that he was called the "n-word." No witnesses could corroborate the black employee's story and he acknowledged along with three other workers that the "n-word" was usually thrown around at the staffing agency by African-American employees in a "friendly" manner.

Western Journal

ESPN has suspended a female show personality after she expressed political opinions the network did not agree with. In the latest episode of cancel culture at ESPN, 15-year-veteran Sage Steele has been suspended for recent comments regarding Barack Obama, vaccine mandates and certain behaviors of female sports reporters.

Western Journal

Saule Omarova was nominated by President Joe Biden on Sept. 23 to supervise the country's largest banks and federal savings associations, as the comptroller of the currency. She is a U.S.S.R.-born and educated professor who praised the former Soviet Union’s pay policies.