The Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation announced it was launching a program paying student loans for black students and alumni.

An Iranian state media reporter tried to grill the captain of the U.S. men's soccer team on supposed racism in the United States.

Elon Musk stumbled on a real-life "woke" goldmine at Twitter headquarters, sharing the mother lode with his followers.

Rush satirized virtue signaling. A few years later, Seinfeld did the same thing. It's not about symbols; it's about really doing something.

If it feels like it's been too long since the last Rev. Al controversy, the tax filings from his National Action Network should fix that.

"Over these many years I've met and been inspired by incredible men and women who bravely and selflessly serve in defense of freedom."

This is the latest accusation of fraud against Black Lives Matter, showing once again how disreputable the group is.

A Texas woman was unable to get emergency responders on the line when her husband suffered an ultimately fatal heart attack.

The Missouri Democrat barely sold 1,000 copies in two weeks, in fact. I bet she'd do better if more Marxists learned to read.

TV personality Sharon Osbourne says she wishes she could get a refund on the $900,000 she donated to Black Lives Matter.