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Viral Catholic leader: Christians must not be ‘weak’ in the face of Olympics opening spectacle

Prominent Catholic leader and evangelist Bishop Robert Barron rebuked the opening ceremonies of the Summer Olympics in Paris this week for “mocking this very central moment in Christianity.” Barron, the head of the Diocese of Winona-Rochester in Minnesota and viral Catholic influencer, posted a video to X Friday lamenting the startling display of drag queens...

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‘They take us for granted’: Black Americans sound off on misconceptions Democrats have about them

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. – The Democratic Party has enjoyed overwhelming support among Black voters for decades, but former President Trump is chipping away at that key demographic. “They take us for granted,” Anthony from Kalamazoo, Michigan, said of Democrats. “When we speak, they don’t listen.” Attendees at a Trump rally in Grand Rapids, Michigan, on...

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Why now? Media outlets largely quiet on timing of sudden crackdown of Kamala Harris' 'border czar' label

Liberal media organizations are largely remaining mum over the unified stance they have embraced in rejecting the unofficial “border czar” label of Vice President Kamala Harris. Harris was widely dubbed the “border czar” after President Biden tasked her in March 2021 to address the root causes of mass migration from Central and South America. While...

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James Carville warns Democrats not to get too cocky about Kamala Harris: 'This is too triumphalist'

After weeks of warning Democrats that the American people wanted something new in place of President Biden, campaign veteran James Carville cautioned them not to get cocky about their new choice. After Biden stepped aside under pressure and Vice President Kamala Harris rapidly ascended to become the presumptive nominee, many Democrats had a noticeable honeymoon...

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Some anti-Israel agitators reject House Speaker’s call for DC protests to be peaceful: ‘F— Mike Johnson'

WASHINGTON, D.C.– The day after violent anti-Israel protests broke out in Washington, D.C., in response to Israeli Prime Minister Bibi Netanyahu’s address to Congress, protesters appeared split on whether violence, vandalism and spraying graffiti over D.C. property is justified. Fox News Digital spoke to several protesters – and some pro-Israel counterprotesters – during a rally...