Trump's Campaign Against Illegals, Terrorists and Muslims Bear Results

Finally, President Donald Trump has successfully trim down the number of illegals, terrorists and followers of Islam entering the American soil. In fact, only nine hundred and thirteen refugees were admitted to the United States during August, the first time the monthly intake has dropped below one thousand in 15 years, and the smallest number of monthly admissions since October 2002.

August's arrivals followed a pattern evident since the start of the Trump administration – a declining proportion of Muslims in comparison to Christians and adherents of other faiths.

Parents of Bullies Will Face Jail Time

Parents in a New York town could now be sentenced to jail time if their children or children under their care are found to have bullied others, thanks to a new law.

Victoria Crago began advocating for the law in North Tonawanda, New York, after she said her eighth-grade son was attacked by a classmate right in front of her.

A Boastful Racist Teaching Assistant Got The Boot

A vile and racist online post by a University of Pennsylvania teaching assistant landed her in hot water after she calls on black women and people of color in class ahead of white people. The discriminatory practice by a liberal educator has sparked calls for her removal.

Stephanie McKellop, a Ph.D. student and teaching assistant for a history class titled "Sinners, Sex and Slaves: Race and Sex in Early America," posted 16 October on her personal Twitter account that "I will always call on my Black women students first. Other POC get second tier priority. WW come next. And, if I have to, white men."

Egypt Steps Up Crackdown of Gays Flaunting Behavior

Members of the sexually deviant and practitioners of unhealthy intercourse are now living in fear in Egypt after a spike of arrests aimed at collecting all LGBT people.

In the latest of a series of moves to address the health threat posed by gay people, armed officers swept into a popular cafe in downtown Cairo recently and detained at least a dozen gay men at a nearby police station.

Pres. Trump Ended The ISIS Problem Easily And Swiftly

Nine months after President Trump promised to defeat ISIS "quickly and effectively," U.S.-backed forces captured Raqqa, which had served as the ISIS capital. The battle now is over who deserves credit: President Trump or President Obama.

Trump, is the correct answer: "It had to do with the people I put in and it had to do with rules of engagement," Trump said in a radio interview.