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Year of the rat: Xi JInping's grand plan for China in peril

The Chinese "year of the rat" which began on Jan. 25, is off to a rocky start for the Chinese Communist Party. Read More.

Bill backed by AOC 'designed to create whole new country'

A new immigration bill being pushed by Democrats would not only decriminalize illegals entry into the U.S. but would use “taxpayer money to bring deported criminals back into America,” Fox News host Tucker Carlson reported on Thursday. Read More.

U.S. aims to halt all-out China’s espionage theft of tech

The Trump administration has stepped up efforts to stop China’s extensive espionage operations in the United States. Read More.

Gun sales on record pace, start 2020 with a 'bang'

The FBI reported on Thursday that a record 2,702,702 gun background checks were conducted in January. Read More.

President at Prayer Breakfast tells of 'hell' he experienced

In an address to the National Prayer Breakfast on Thursday, President Donald Trump said he “went through hell” during a partisan impeachment process which the day before saw him acquitted in the Senate. Read More.

Emails position Strzok, Page at launch of 'Crossfire Hurricane'

Judicial Watch announced it received 144 pages of emails between former FBI official Peter Strzok and former FBI attorney Lisa Page that show their direct involvement in the opening of Crossfire Hurricane, the bureau’s investigation of alleged collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. Read More.

Cruisin' for a bruisin': The Democratic Party had a bad week

Sunday to Wednesday was “filled with delightful metaphors” and a dose of karma that knocked the Democratic Party to the canvas, a columnist noted. Read More.

'Positive' speech countered by 'tawdry' theatrics

In a stunningly positive speech before Congress, President Donald Trump delivered the annual State of the Union address to a deeply divided nation. Read More.

'Sham' bill would require audit of impeachment's 'true costs'

A Republican lawmaker is asking the Government Accountability Office (GAO) for a full account of the money, time, and loss pf productivity "wasted" on the Democrats' partisan impeachment of President Donald Trump. Read More.

Venezuela's China ties, lack of healthcare sparks virus fears

Because China is a major supporter of Venezuelan dictator Nicolas Maduro, travel between the two countries is common and that has officials deeply concerned that the Wuhan coronavirus could make its way to Venezuela and devastate a country that has no real healthcare system. Read More.

Speeding tickets: Did you really think it was all about safety?

Many disgruntled drivers have mumbled under their breath about the police writing tickets simply to drum up revenue as they shuffle out of court, feeling considerably lighter in the wallet. Read More.

Facts said to back President Trump’s State of the Union

In an address loaded with dramatic moments, President Donald Trump on Tuesday vowed that “The best is yet to come.” Read More.

Pro-life president: ‘Every child is a miracle'

In his State of the Union address on Tuesday, President Donald Trump reiterated his call for a ban on late-term abortion. Read More.

‘House of Representatives is not above the law’

In closing remarks at the Senate impeachment trial on Wednesday, White House Counsel Patrick Philbin said House Speaker Nancy Pelosi did not have the authority to declare an impeachment inquiry without a House vote and “the House violated every principle of due process and fundamental fairness in the way the hearings were conducted.” Read More.

Bo Snerdley fires back at 'haters' of Rush Limbaugh

Rush Limbaugh, who announced Monday that he has advanced-stage lung cancer, grew visibly emotional when he was presented the Presidential Medal of Freedom at Tuesday's State of the Union Address. Read More.