Todd Starnes

A Baptist pastor will no longer be permitted to serve as a chaplain for an Oklahoma high school football team after a notorious group of atheists filed a complaint. The Freedom From Religion Foundation, a group of atheists, agnostics and free-thinkers, was triggered by reports that the Cherokee Baptist Church had been providing assistance to the Putnam City High School football team.

RedState

One has to wonder what the statute of limitations is when a person goes from a “victim who should be allowed to speak” to a political hack who should get challenged on his views.

TheBlaze

Candace Owens: To the scores of celebrities who threaten to move out of the country if we don’t vote your way—wow! Just how long on a private jet must one travel to reach that level of narcissism? This may rock your glittery world, but we don’t care whether you stay in America or move to another country.

PJ Media

Whatever the school spent on anti-bullying seminars was clearly a waste and a failure.

Newsmax

Michael Savage: While I know California is in dire need of leadership politically, my position in the media helps me better serve the state and the nation. While legitimate patriotic Californians currently have no voice, their voices are heard every day on the Savage Nation.

 

Breitbart

Apocalyptic scenarios attributed to global warming are simply false and the human race will be able to accommodate whatever “climate change” throws at us, claims a remarkably sober new essay in Scientific American.

The Gateway Pundit

Canadian YouTuber and right-wing activist Lauren Southern has been detained in the United Kingdom and has had her phone and passport taken from her.

The Federalist

On the cover, the cast of HBO’s “Silicon Valley” stand in a line, hands in one another’s pockets, with a meek expression that says: “You don’t have to worry about me getting you pregnant, because my sperm count is so low! Not that you would sleep with me anyway, because my handshake is so weak it would send you running in the other direction.”

Fox News

Critics offer no solutions for the working class Americans left behind by the bipartisan push for globalization. Their silence on the destructive impacts of the deindustrialization of America suggest they have no answers — and not much compassion for the families who pay the price of trade policies through lost jobs and hollowed-out towns.

The Daily Wire

When an Oakland, California, coffee "collective" announced that it would no longer serve cops, because a law enforcement presence in the cafe “compromises our feeling of physical & emotional safety," Oakland police decided to use it as a way of teaching equality and respect to their neighbors.

Todd Starnes

The folks in charge of Georgia Tech’s student government have concocted a checklist to make sure student shin-digs are inclusive. The Cultural and Diversity Affairs Committee, yes – that’s really a thing, recently published an online guide to promote diversity and inclusion. Among their goals is to crack down on toxic masculinity and misusing pronouns.

The Washington Free Beacon

The National Endowment for the Arts is funding Electric Literature, a journal that writes extensively on white privilege and features feminist screeds like "Why I Left Men for Books" and "On the Coming Extinction of the Great White Male."

Breitbart

Federal and state taxpayers provided $1.5 billion in funding to abortion providers over a three-year period, says a new report released by the watchdog agency Government Accountability Office.

The Washington Times

A study by the Parents Television Council shows that portrayals of gun violence on television have increased dramatically in recent years, even in shows deemed appropriate for children. The entertainment industry’s love of gunplay and hatred for firearms muddles, if not negates, Hollywood’s role in a constructive conversation on the Second Amendment.

Townhall

Steve Sherman:  Americans are so fed up with Hollywood's antics that they aren't even giving them their business. Combined revenue for this year's films hit a 6-year low, down nearly 30 percent from last year.