Dershowitz accused Democrats of not having the guts to reject anti-Semitism as the progressive part of the party, responsible for the protests, cancel culture and 'woke' beliefs that are fundamentally rooted in hate keep the once tolerant party paralyzed.

Democrats "don't have the guts to stand up" against anti-Semitism within their party said legal expert Alan Dershowitz, a longtime Democrat who is Jewish.

Mitch McConnell has locked down the key swing vote of GOP Senator Lamar Alexander for his Supreme Court fight, after two Republicans said Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg should not be replaced before the election.

The Tennessee Senator threw his support behind McConnell in a statement Sunday, saying 'no one should be surprised' by a new appointment in an election year and that voters 'expect it'.

The news is a blow to the Democrats, as the retiring Senator was viewed as a potential swing vote against McConnell and Trump's plans to rush the court appointment.

The Democratic Party today tries to minimize the risks of possible electoral fraud, however, the party's presidential candidate, Joe Biden, spent decades of his career sounding the alarm about it.

It appears that there was just an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump, as a package of the deadly poison ricin was mailed to the White House. Luckily, law enforcement was able to intercept the package, which was addressed to Trump.

27 sarcophagi that were buried 2,500 years ago have been discovered in Egypt in what is believed to be the largest find of its kind.

Archaeologists working at the ancient Saqqara necropolis near Cairo uncovered the incredible collection.

Initially only 13 sarcophagi were found earlier this month, but further efforts have uncovered an extra 14, the BBC reports.

An Oslo park bench bearing the name of Carl von Linne, an 18th century Swedish scientist known as “the prince of botanists” and the founder of modern taxonomy, could be removed after local politicians have deemed him to be racist.

The Old Oslo borough council is calling for the removal of the bench, which is located in the district's Botanical Garden and has von Linne's name inscribed on its back. The request – the latest in a wave of leftist attacks on historical figures – is expected to be sent to the University of Oslo's Natural History Museum this week after being approved in a vote by the council last Thursday.

Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death sets in motion a battle for the future of the Supreme Court, the rule of law and the concept of an independent judiciary. It will be a battle without a victor, and American democracy will be the loser.

Throughout her life, Bader Ginsburg (aka, the Notorious RBG) was the embodiment of how the rule of law, manifested through the vehicle of the Constitution of the United States, could (and should) serve the interests of the American people by ensuring that the playing field that is American society was as level as possible. Whether one agrees with her politics or not, RBG’s defense of the constitutionally based principles of individual liberties and freedoms was the personification of what the judicial process in America should be about.

A group of both former and current employees are working to denounce racism and sexism at the Guggenheim Museum is led by “disgruntled” white women who are “intimidating” employees of colour to join their agenda.

The group, A Better Guggenheim, claims it is holding the museum “accountable for systemic racism and a toxic work environment.” Members, including a leader who was dismissed and was not hired back, calls to force the resignation of the Museum’s top executives.

“It feels sinister,” said an employee of the museum who wanted to stay anonymous. “They are terrorizing employees and compromising the work that people are doing to address the issues, and diluting the real cause. It’s a joke that it’s called ‘A Better Guggenheim.'”

Joe Biden shows hypocrisy after his words from 2016 have resurfaced in which he railed on Republicans for holding up a Supreme Court appointment, saying that it is the ‘constitutional duty’ of a president to nominate if a vacancy becomes available.

His words emerged this week after he slammed President Donald Trump for nominating a candidate to fill the vacancy left by the demise of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on Friday.

Biden said that the nomination should wait until after the election in 44 days.

Trump lashed out back at Biden Saturday night, calling on him to release his own list of potential nominees and accusing him of being afraid to ward off voters by releasing the names before the 3rd of November.

Italians in seven regions headed to the polls Sunday for two days of voting shaped by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Voters were required to wear masks and maintain social distancing as they cast ballots in regional contests originally scheduled for the spring but delayed due to the pandemic. Italy’s outbreak has claimed more than 35,600 lives — the second-worst confirmed death toll in Europe after Britain — and stricken 296,500 people since February.

For the first time, voters over 65 will have preferential access and will be guided to the front of any line by volunteers from Italy’s civil protection agency.

Once inside, voters may lower their masks just long enough to confirm their identity against voting cards and ID documents. And in a change, voters leaving the voting booths will place the ballots inside the boxes themselves, instead of turning them over to poll workers.

In this article, the author seeks to draw our attention to a fact that is difficult for Westerners to conceive of: the American people are experiencing a crisis of civilization. They are so deeply divided that the presidential election is not just about electing a leader, but about determining what the country (empire or nation?) should be. Neither side is capable of accepting to lose, so much so that each could resort to violence to impose its point of view.

You are probably aware that you are incompletely informed about what is brewing in Myanmar, and you probably haven’t heard about the military coalition that is preparing to attack that country. And yet, as Thierry Meyssan reveals here, these current events have been in preparation by Riyadh and Washington since 2013. Don’t take sides before you read this article and digest the information.

What Ewell calls “the white racial frame”—he takes the term from the sociologist Joe Feagin—has the special power of being invisible. Thurman, in her paper “Performing Lieder, Hearing Race,” makes a similar point: “Classical music, like whiteness itself, is frequently racially unmarked and presented as universal—until people of color start performing it.”

A study has revealed that around a quarter of those in juvenile detention in Spain come from Morocco and as many as three in ten illegal migrants have committed some sort of crime.

According to the office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) there are at least 5,500 supposedly underage Moroccans in Spain, the vast majority of whom live in the country’s North African enclaves of Ceuta and Melilla.

A study conducted by the Spanish Secretary of State for Security Affairs on links between illegal migration and crime also found that Moroccan minors made up nearly a quarter of those in juvenile detention, Le360 reports.

A majority of Germans have expressed concern that the German government taking in large numbers of migrants from Greece after the Moria migrant camp fire could trigger a new wave of migration.

The German government, under Chancellor Angela Merkel, pledged to take in 1,500 migrants following the Moria fire, seemingly started by migrant arsonists, that left around 13,000 of them homeless on the island of Lesbos.

According to a poll released this week by German broadcaster ZDF, 62 per cent of Germans think that if the government takes a large portion of migrants from Moria it could lead to a significant wave of mass migration into Europe.

Across the political spectrum, only a majority of supporters of the far-left Green party did not believe that letting in migrants from Moria would trigger a large movement of migrants to Europe.

While the world’s attention is absorbed by tectonic shifts unfolding across America as “a perfect storm” of civil war, and military coup threatens to undo both the elections and the very foundations of the republic itself, something very ominous has appeared “off of the radar” of most onlookers. This something is a financial collapse of the trans-Atlantic banks that threatens to unleash chaos upon the world. It is this collapse that underlies the desperate efforts being made by the neo-con drive for total war with Russia, China and other members of the growing Mutlipolar Alliance today.

Appearing on Fox and Friends, Mark Levin blasted Democrats hoping to stall the filling of the Supreme Court vacancy left by the death of Justice Ginsburg until 2021.

Levin said “It’s a very strange thing, this Democrat Party. First of all, they hate the Constitution because they’ve spent the last several months pulling out statues of the founders and saying that the Constitution was adopted by slaveholders. Then they wave it around to justify the destruction of the Constitution.”

“What the Democrats want to do is sabotage this entire process,” Levin continued.

“We don’t take an oath to the Democrat Party. We don’t take an oath to Chuck Schumer. We didn’t take an oath to Ruth Bader Ginsburg. God bless her. One of the most left-wing, political activist justices in American history, which is why the left is freaking out,” Levin added.

Republican Sen. Mitt Romney (R-UT) has been caught taking large donations from globalist billionaire George Soros’ organization, Soros Fund Management, financial records have revealed.

Political figures who have received money from Soros include Democrat powerhouses such as former President Barack Obama, Sen. Chuck Schumer, former presidential candidate Hillary Clinton, John Kerry, and others.

Disturbingly, back in 2012, George Soros said he saw little difference between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama, and it has now been revealed that Romney is on George Soros’ payroll.

The Utahn senator stunned everyone when he became the only Republican to vote to convict President Donald Trump in the recent Democrat-led impeachment sham.

Does his decision to accept Soros’ dark money donations explain his decision?

Perception that President Donald Trump is better at managing the economy than Democratic challenger Joe Biden helped him gain momentum in the key swingstates.

The latest Battleground Tracker Poll from CBS News shows Trump cut into Biden's lead among likely voters in Florida while increasing his narrow advantage over his challenger in the toss-up state of Texas.

The poll shows the economy at front and center among voters despite the devastating blows COVID-19 has delivered to those states. It reveals Biden with a 2% lead over Trump in Florida, and Trump with an equal edge over Biden in Texas. Both these leads are within the poll's margin of error.

In unpredictable Florida with its large population of retirees, Biden leads Trump by only two points -- 48% to 46% -- down four points from the previous poll. In Texas, Trump has a 48% to 46% edge over Biden, a 1% bump for Trump.

Democrats threaten to pack the Supreme Court if Trump nominee is confirmed.

As President Trump moves to nominate a candidate to fill the seat of Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who passed away on Friday, there are a growing number of Democrats who threaten to implement a radical strategy and fill the Supreme Court if they take control of the White House and the Senate.