When Donald Trump took office in January 2017, there were more than a hundred judicial court vacancies waiting for him to fill. With Senate confirmation of Daniel Bress to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals last week, thanks to retirements since then, the president has filled 127 vacancies.

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Back in April, presidential candidate and former Representative Robert Francis “Beto” O’Rourke (D-Texas), shown on left, said he would back legislation that would provide reparations to the descendants of American slaves, who were freed by the passage of the 13th Amendment in 1865. But on July 15, he was forced to make an embarrassing admission: 

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It looks like Birchers are on Big Tech’s wrongthink radar.

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On Friday, July 12, a group of volunteers meeting at the Salado Church of Christ in Salado, Texas, concluded their annual summer session of Vacation Liberty School (VLS). The New American traveled to the tiny Texas town to visit this addition to summer kids’ activities. By all accounts a resounding success, the curriculum presented creative ways to teach some concepts that many of today’s adults don’t even understand. 

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At one time, the phrase “banned in Boston” was a popular American phrase, which conjured up memories of the city’s strict Puritan heritage, and generally referred to a movie, play, or even a written work that had been banned in the city. At one time, Boston officials often banned works which they found to have sexual content or foul language. Eventually, the phrase came to be almost a synonym for anything considered naughty.

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