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Manifesto of trans Nashville school shooter LEAKED, full of anti-white hate | The Post Millennial | thepostmillennial.com

The 10 biggest races to watch on Tuesday’s Election Day – POLITICO

Jack Smith Could Be on Shaky Ground in Trump Charge: Analysts | The Epoch Times

NYU hires Israel-hating professor to lead new ‘indigenous studies’ center (nypost.com)

A newspaper giant tried to diversify its staff. White workers sued. (msn.com)

Biden’s open border is tearing the Democratic Party apart | Washington Examiner

The Enemy Is At The Gates, And We Only Have Ourselves To Blame | The Daily Caller

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