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In Sunday's episode of Paramount+’s Evil, aptly titled “C is for Cop,” it’s racist cops and white privilege that constitute this week’s evil entity.

The women’s Norwegian handball team decided to wear spandex shorts instead of the required bikini bottoms during a Euro 2021 tournament game and were fined $1,700 for “improper clothing.” American singer and songwriter Alecia Moore (aka Pink) is supporting them in their fight against the restrictive guidelines by offering to pay the fine for them.

Friday’s opening ceremonies for the Tokyo Olympics provided more painful truth for Big Sports. The U.S. television audience for the event was the lowest it’s been in the 21^st century, further indicating how badly Americans are rejecting woke sports.

Do you believe in life after Trump? Cher sure doesn’t and she seems to think he’s coming back to kill America if Democrats don’t win in 2022.

Pro-baby killing fashion magazine Marie Claire is calling for “more parents having abortions in film and television” because we need to need to understand how “ordinary” it can be. Writer Danielle Campoamor wrote a disturbing piece for the site discussing the importance of “accurate depictions of the most common abortion patients (mothers).”

Three of America’s most notorious SJW athletes are demanding the International Olympic Committee allow unlimited protests at the Tokyo Summer Olympics. Gwen Berry, Tommie Smith, John Carlos and 150 others signed a letter to the IOC claiming protest is a human right.

MLB’s cowardice isn’t just confined to All Star Game-moving Rob Manfred and the eunuchs at League HQ. At the individual franchise level, it’s come to its full flowering in Cleveland. First in 2018, the Indians dropped their Chief Wahoo cartoon character logo. Now,…

Evil (formerly on CBS and now running on Paramount+), a series about a forensic psychologist teaming with a Catholic priest-in-training to investigate supernatural events, has targeted racism in the past, but their latest episode was about the evils of corporations and the need for unions.

As if the CW’s The Republic of Sarah isn’t melodramatic enough, the latest episodes of the new show have involved an affair Alexis Whitmore is having with AJ Johnson, despite being married to the town's former mayor. In the July 19 episode “A Show of Hands,” that affair caused an abortion.

An LA Times Editorial from July 20 says “It’s time to get tough on COVID vaccine evaders.”

If I were to create my own utopian world, I’d get to laugh at people who use phrases like “ … the inane vagaries of late-republic American life.” Oh wait, I’ve been chuckling over a piece from Nation writer and MSNBC talking head Elie Mystal, so I must be living the dream.

While continuing to reap substantial profits from China despite that nation’s systemic racism, LeBron James’ media company blasted the International Olympic Committee for silencing athletes.  

Emilio Estefan is a successful Cuban American musician and producer who moved to the United States when he was only 14 years old. He knows a thing or two about how important liberty and freedom are and he’s showing support for his country by releasing a new song called “Libertad," or liberty in English.

Sure, moderates or apolitical people probably think, “What are conservatives on about? Dems and the far left aren’t being crazy. They aren’t trying to find ways to be totalitarian dictators of a budding communist United States. That’s poppycock.” But then they see a recent Politico report on the DNC wanting to work with cell phone carriers to stop fake news, and realize (hopefully) we might be…