London Mayor Allowed Terrorists To Freely Come In

Sadiq Khan, the mayor of London and first Muslim to hold that position, admitted that between 200 to 400 British jihadis who had trained and fought in Syria for the Islamic State, were allowed back into London and that he does not know their whereabouts.

When pressed by reporters Piers Morgan and Susanna Reid, the mayor said he could not "follow 400 people." His convenient excuse: because he did not have enough police resources, and even though he is the mayor of one of the world’s major cities, he could not fix the situation by himself.

Brits Are Mulling Burkha Ban and Stripping Citizenship

After yet another deadly terrorist attack swept through the streets of Britain last 3 June, lawmakers and leaders were scrambling to take back the reins and foil any further tragedies.

British Prime Minister Theresa May, speaking last 4 June after a meeting of the government’s COBRA emergency committee, claimed there was "too much tolerance" of Islamist extremism in the U.K. and insisted that the country’s counter-terrorism strategy would be reviewed. One of the popular measure being considered is a ban on Muslims.

"Evil" Islamic Ideology Blamed For London Attack

British Prime Minister Theresa May blamed only the "evil" Islamist ideology for an attack by knife-wielding men who mowed down and stabbed revellers in London, killing seven, as police said they had arrested 12 suspects.

The rampage last 3 June at the popular nightlife hub around London Bridge, by three men arriving in a van and wearing fake suicide vests, was the third deadly terror attack in Britain in three months and came only days before snap elections.

The Photo That Shows How Vile Kathy Griffin Is

Liberal comedian and staunch democratic Party supporter Kathy Griffin was proud to have a photo of herself holding what appears to be a bloody, decapitated fake head of President Donald Trump.

The photo has received sweeping bi-partisan disapproval. Taken by celebrity photographer Tyler Shields, it was posted by Griffin and Shields last 30 May on their social media accounts.

Lots Of People Will Support Texas Immigration Crackdown

The usual small number of activists and politicians gathered in front of the Capitol last 16 May to announce plans to challenge a Republican-backed immigration crackdown that opponents describe as unconstitutional.

Democratic elected officials from across the state, surrounded by only a few dozens of chanting supporters, said they'd spend the summer rallying opponents of Senate Bill 4 to fight the new law in the courts, and to oppose Republican lawmakers who passed it.