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Republicans slam 'Soviet-style' hearings as medieval justice

Rep. Adam Schiff and his Democrat cohorts who are pushing the behind-closed-doors impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump are running a “star chamber,” critics say. Read More.

Trump points to ‘great outcome’ in Turkey-Kurds showdown

Turkey has agreed to end its military operation against U.S.-allied Kurds in Syria and the U.S. is lifting sanctions it had imposed on Turkey, President Donald Trump said on Oct. 23. Read More.

Hillary redux? 'This chick isn't normal'

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has been making a concerted effort to be out and about and seen to an extent that no other losing presidential candidate has done. Read More.

Miller: Deep state poses ‘mortal threat’; President undeterred

Anonymous federal bureaucrats who despise President Donald Trump and are trying to thwart his agenda are a “mortal threat” to U.S. democracy, White House senior adviser for policy Stephen Miller said. Read More.

Pompeo helping 'countries see the world for what it is'

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's addressed the Heritage Foundation President's Club Meeting on Oct. 22. Read More.

Making the complex simple: ‘Impeachment’ as 'deception’

Democrats are now saying that their behind-closed-doors “impeachment inquiry” will likely go longer than planned. Read More.

Obama's FSA called 'the new ISIS'

The Free Syrian Army, which was regarded as a strong ally by the Obama administration, is in reality “the new ISIS” and is committing atrocities against civilians in Syria, the president of the Syrian Democratic Council (SDC) told a group of U.S. congressional representatives on Oct. 21. Read More.

Pro-U.S. protests baffles Seoul sophisticates

Americans hardly know how to respond to all those American flags seen in central Seoul on Saturday afternoons and evenings. Read More.

Dem incumbents face the music

It’s not much of a secret that Democrats have ceased even trying to be a truly national party anymore. Read More.

Is math racist? Yes, according to Seattle Public Schools

The Seattle Public Schools Ethnic Studies Advisory Committee (ESAC) has determined that math is subjective and racist. Read More.

Court: Texas Dad can't stop 7-year-old’s gender ‘transition’

A Dallas jury has ruled against a father who was seeking to stop his ex-wife from starting their 7-year-old son on the drugs necessary for gender transition. Read More.

Case of the mystery professor: Deep-stater or Russian ‘asset’?

The name Joseph Mifsud, the reclusive Maltese professor who appears in the Mueller report 87 times, suddenly reappeared last week in the trial of former national security adviser Michael Flynn. Read More.

Poll finds impeachment boosts Trump vs top contenders

President Donald Trump may be riding the Democrats’ unending impeachment wave to a second term, a new poll found. Read More.

Tulsi Gabbard’s wrong-headed support for Iran's ayatollahs

Tulsi Gabbard, one of the minor candidates from the 20-strong field of Democrat presidential hopefuls, has been getting a considerable amount of attention. Read More.

Update on Red China for those who were unaware

Many Western observers assumed that the incorporation of market economics into China’s political system would result in a freer China with close, warm relations with the U.S., the West and China’s free Asian neighbors. Read More.