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Ferdinand Marcos Jr. became the Philippines’ 17th president last week after over four decades in politics that began under the shadow of his father, former Philippine leader Ferdinand Marcos Sr.

On Saturday’s broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” Suffolk County, NY Sheriff Errol Toulon Jr. stated that “training and supervision” are the main reasons “why law enforcement agencies fail.” He added that some agencies used dated training that needs to be removed and supervision models should be improved.

Seventeen suspects were arrested for possession and distribution of child porn after a month-long operation ended in Polk County, Florida, on Monday.

Miami Herald columnist Leonard Pitts, Jr. used what many conservatives and Jewish leaders are saying is an antisemitic attack against those working to expose the media, calling in a just-published column those involved in the effort, such as GOP strategist Arthur Schwartz, “termites.”

Police in South Texas arrested a fired Starr County Democrat precinct worker on multiple voter fraud charges related to the upcoming 2018 midterm election.

When a Texas man recently bought the contents of abandoned storage unit at auction, he had no idea the priceless treasures he would find buried inside a laundry basket filled with clothes — five U.S. Army medals, including the Purple Heart, all engraved with the name H.T. Thompson.

The Rev. Clenard Childress Jr., a leading black pro-life advocate, decried NAACP’s support for abortion Saturday, pointing to statistics showing that nearly 1,800 unborn black babies are aborted every day, proportionately more than any other race.

The Office of the Texas Attorney General is investigating a voter fraud complaint which allegedly occurred during a recent water utility company board election in the Rio Grande Valley.

“But Starbucks had racism in its corporate identity long before the April arrests,” King wrote in her Washington Examiner op-ed. “Through its corporate donations, Starbucks contributes to one of the most racist organizations in our nation’s history. Planned Parenthood, the largest single provider of abortions in the U.S., performs more than 300,000 terminations each year.”

Police in Winnebago County, Illinois, reported finding the bodies of three people in the home of well-known political science professor and TV commentator P.S. Ruckman, Jr. It appears the Ruckman killed his two young sons and then turned the gun on himself, police say.

Donald Trump, Jr. has apparently had about enough of Olympic skater Adam Rippon’s repeated attacks on Vice President Mike Pence, and the presidential scion has taken to Twitter to slam the skater.

Democrats in Maryland are working to ban middle school-aged and younger children, from playing contact sports such as football on public property.

Abortion giant Planned Parenthood, founded by eugenicists seeking to reduce the population of people of color, lauded Martin Luther King Jr. Monday, declaring its commitment to “furthering his dream.”

Actor and singer Leslie Odom, Jr., has been chosen to sing American favorite “America The Beautiful” for Super Bowl LII, a report says.

The New Yorker is courting controversy with a new cover depicting Seattle Seahawks anthem-protester and false race accuser Michael Bennett, and original anthem-protester Colin Kaepernick, kneeling next to famed civil rights icon Martin Luther King, Jr.

A former Texas border school district superintendent filed a lawsuit late last week alleging the State wrongfully stripped him of three administrative credentials following his 2016 resignation and job reassignment.

“Who the hell wants to take care of them?,” President Donald Trump told graduates of the FBI National Academy while speaking about the MS-13 transnational criminal gang. During his speech in Quantico, Virginia, the commander-in-chief said it was cheaper to deport the hyper-violent gang members than to jail them.

After firing him six years ago because his politics leaned too far to the right, cable sports network ESPN is rehiring Hank Williams, Jr., as its face for Monday Night Football.

The police department serving a north Texas university issued arrest warrants for three students in connection with possible organized criminal activity–two who stand accused of promoting prostitution and a third, solely on drug possession.

Undefeated boxing great Floyd Mayweather Jr. wants to jump back in the ring, this time to face UFC Champion Conor McGregor, and he’s willing to offer McGregor a $15 million payday to accept the challenge.

The chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee scheduled a full committee hearing, named “Foreign Cyber Threats to the United States,” Thursday — the day before the Congress meets in joint session to accept and approve Donald J. Trump’s final victory in the Electoral College.

Boxing legend Roy Jones Jr. seemed particularly impressed by how both Donald Trump and Floyd Mayweather out-thought the opponents in their most recent competitions.

A five-time, Mexican deportee now stands accused of serial rape and assault in Austin, Texas.

Nicole Hemmer, the Assistant Professor of Presidential Studies at the University of Virginia’s Miller Center, provided Politico an excerpt of her new book, “Messengers of the Right: Conservative Media and the Transformation of American Politics.” As Hemmer explains in her preface, conservative media outlets like Breitbart have historically provided the backbone of the conservative movement in America.

The man who tried to shoot and kill President Ronald Reagan in 1981 is set to be released from a Washington, D.C., mental hospital. A federal judge has granted John Hinckley, Jr. a “full time convalescent leave” to live in Virginia.

Chriss Farrell at The Hill poses the question: Is FBI Director James Comey compromised by his decision not to indict former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton?

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has fired off a letter to the president of Fort Worth Independent School District (ISD) saying he has a “strong concern” that the school district’s “Transgender Student Guidelines” violates parents rights to information. He also said the policies are motivated by a misguided view of federal law.

In one Texas border school, authorities arrested a teacher’s aide several times recently for the alleged indecency and sexual assault of a child under the age of 14. The purported victim is a relative of the accused.

On Breitbart News Daily, John L. Allen painted a gruesome picture of the ordeal of millions of Christians throughout the world, and the scandalous ignorance and indifference to their plight in the West. One of the world’s leading experts on Christian

A Texas coastal resident has been sentenced to fifty years in federal prison after pleading guilty to producing child pornography. The man and his girlfriend had advertised on Craigs List saying they would provide babysitting services. He was found to be engaging in producing child porn when authorities investigated a call for sexual assault of a child.

The Senate will vote Monday, March 14, on the nomination of John B. King, Jr. to be the next U.S. Department of Education secretary.

GOP frontrunner Donald Trump drew a huge crowd in Council Bluffs, Iowa for his first campaign rally of the day on Sunday, joined by his family and Liberty University president Jerry Falwell, Jr.

GOP frontrunner Donald Trump’s son Donald Trump Jr. joined Breitbart News Daily on SiriusXM with host Stephen K. Bannon on Thursday morning and responded to the recent news that a Super PAC backing Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) and Carly Fiorina’s campaign both offered million dollar donations to veterans if Trump will debate them.

GOP frontrunner Donald Trump says he doesn’t make any deals in exchange for endorsements.

Liberty University president Jerry Falwell, Jr. introduced GOP frontrunner Donald Trump to thousands of people gathered to listen to him at his campaign rally at Liberty University in Virginia on Monday and said, “I see a lot of parallels between my father and Donald Trump.”

HOUSTON, Texas — The grand jurors who are hearing the evidence in the Sandra Bland cases, and the special prosecutors who were appointed to serve in the case, are racially diverse and include two black special prosecutors, and three blacks and one Hispanic on the grand jury.