Federal law enforcement officials kept Hale's manifesto concealed, which means that they wanted the contents of Routh's letter disseminated.

"Am I Racist?" mocks woke DEI grifters, so it is only fitting that Walsh earned free advertising for the satirical film on woke ESPN.

"It's really funny. By myself, laughing out loud hysterically, today. I watched it in the sauna. I watched it in the gym."

"Am I Racist?" has succeeded at the box office in part because Walsh mocked the anti-racists simply by showcasing their own words.

"The only way to stop the Left from shutting down the film is to support the theaters that are showing it."

Walsh's new film reportedly features a segment in which D'Angelo showcased anti-racism's core racist tenets by paying a black producer $30.

What can't this man do? From author, to podcaster, to television star, to film director, to ... an undercover secret agent?

This should remind voters that the unimpressive vice president has made a career of wielding unearned power.

Though a relatively small percentage of the gargantuan federal budget, foreign aid comes at a heavy cost to the average U.S. taxpayer.

For some strange reason, the left can't seem to understand why talking about sexuality isn't appropriate for young kids.