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Actor and anti-Brexit campaigner Hugh Grant believes Britain is “finished” after Boris Johnson’s election win ensured Britain’s departure from the European Union.

Former Army Ranger and Benghazi attack survivor Kris ‘Tanto’ Paronto’s “The Patriot’s Creed” is a guide to living a heroic life.

Volunteers laid hundreds of thousands of wreaths at Arlington National Cemetery and nearly 1,600 additional locations across the United States this weekend to honor those who served. 

A Florida sheriff is standing up to atheists who complained about decals on patrol cars that depict the phrase “In God We Trust.”

A high school football player in Davidson County, North Carolina, is being praised for his quiet act of patriotism.

Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán responded to European Union president Jean-Claude Juncker’s description of him as a “blind national politician” in brutal fashion, suggesting he would not expect a Luxembourger to understand national pride.

A feeling of “extreme nationalism” has gripped the United States, according to former CBS News anchor Dan Rather. 

A veteran in Virginia Beach, Virginia, took it upon himself to climb a flag pole at a Navy SEAL monument to secure an American flag that had broken loose on Thursday.

Hockey coach John Krupinsky of the Danbury Hat Tricks, who went viral last week for a video in which he told his players to respect the national anthem, condemned anti-American college students this week.

A couple in Kent County, Michigan decided to let their patriotism and admiration for President Trump shine at their wedding last week. 

Only about 17-in-50 Democrats say knowing the Pledge of Allegiance is “very important” to being a good American citizen, a survey finds.

A Florida resident decided to go big this year with his 4th of July decorations to show support for military and law enforcement.

Outspoken conservative actor Jon Voight is joining a number of Gold Star moms and wives on the U.S. Capitol lawn for the pro-freedom, anti-socialist “Rally for Freedom Independence Day morning.

It is increasingly popular to question America’s greatness and status as a “Shining City on a Hill,” but the Founding Fathers showed that patriotism is not a bad thing, and U.S. freedom should never be taken for granted.

Just in time for the Fourth of July, the credit and financial website WalletHub is reporting on the most patriotic states in America and found overall that “red states” are more patriotic than “blue states.”

The New York Times delivered a questionable message ahead of Independence Day: “The U.S. is really just O.K.”

The number of Americans who consider themselves “extremely proud” of their country is at a record low ahead of Independence Day.

Soldiers describing themselves as “patriots” or using words such as “Islamofascism” or “traitors” could be a sign they are right-wing extremists, according to a leaked document from the British army.

Outgoing President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker has railed against populists and nationalists for being patriotic.

President Emmanuel Macron has urged the French to vote for pro-EU parties in Sunday’s European Parliament election to stave off the threat of “nationalists.”

Cardinal Raymond Burke said Western leaders should exercise responsibility in determining who to let into the country, which means resisting “large-scale Muslim immigration.”

A significant number of conservative Catholics from around the world have traveled to Rome this week for a two-day meeting in opposition to a “global, one-world order.”

The Boston Athletic Association faced serious backlash and eventually apologized, after carelessly tossing a U.S. flag to the ground during a ceremony.

Nancy Armour, a sports columnist for the national newspaper USA Today, has suggested that sports leagues should put an end to playing the national anthem because it is a “lazy excuse” for false patriotism.

Globalist chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel has called on the international community to “stand up” to “excessive populism and nationalism.”

Once again, Virginia basketball is off to a roaring start. Cavaliers fans have grown accustomed to their squad piling on the victories ever since Tony Bennett took the helm in Charlottesville back in 2009.

Recently, the President of the United States stated that he is a nationalist. That sent tremors throughout the globalist and leftist academic community. Almost immediately, the President of France felt called upon to explain why his country cousins in North America should be disturbed. We were told that nationalism was “the very opposite” of patriotism. Thus, the President of France apparently still recognizes the Stalinist distinction between nationalism and patriotism he learned at university from his leftist professors.

Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has spoken in praise of patriotism, saying that it helps his nation “build our modern identity.”

Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr is speaking out against pro-military patriotism at sporting events calling the celebrations “nationalistic” and “patronizing.”

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has said that the “culture war” is not being fought in Hungary, but it being fought in a wider Europe which is succumbing to a “creeping” cultural surrender.

Fox News host Laura Ingraham told her viewers on The Ingraham Angle Friday that the soon-to-be-released Neil Armstrong biopic is “trashing patriotism” because it leaves out the moment when the American flag is placed on the moon.

Customers and online trolls have allegedly branded an east London cafe racist for putting small union flags on their sandwiches.

The Home Secretary has rejected a request for the United Kingdom to fly the national flag above all border posts, where people enter and leave the country, as many other nations do.

The Italian patriotic coalition has sent another shockwave through the country’s political establishment by appointing Marcello Foa, a populist supporter of Interior Minister Matteo Salvini, to head the public broadcaster Rai.

An Afghanistan veteran has been running 15 miles a day for a year while wearing the iconic red Make America Great Again (MAGA) cap because, he said, “Showing support for the president and being patriotic should be a given in our country.”

Democratic National Committee chairman Tom Perez issued a bleak message for the Fourth of July, portraying the United States as a deeply troubled nation, and suggesting that President Donald Trump’s policies are to blame.