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Australia bushfires: Climate change celebrities vs facts

Arson and general carelessness are responsible for most of the bushfires that are devastating Australia, reports say. Read More.

Soros cronies' 'New America' seeks to euthanize the old

It has become clear in recent years that those seeking to create a "New America" are following a very precise playbook. Read More.

Did DOJ spy on Benghazi reporter Sharyl Attkisson?

A Senate committee chairman is re-opening the case of the Obama administration’s alleged surveillance of journalist Sharyl Attkisson, who was investigating the Obama-era Benghazi and “Fast and Furious” scandals. Read More.

Hollywood launches cheap shot at Phyllis Schlafly in election year

Constitutional lawyer and conservative icon Phyllis Schlafly passed away on Sept. 5, 2016. Apparently, she has been gone long enough for Hollywood to give itself the green light to attempt to tear apart her legacy. Read More.

Notice served to 5 states about voter registration irregularities

Five states have been put on notice that their voter rolls are beset with irregularities. They have been warned not by government, but by a private legal watchdog. Read More.

Hillary Clinton and the amazing amnesia of delusional Democrats

Let’s focus on the Cult of Clinton and their claims that Madam President would have done better. Read More.

After Taiwan election, Pompeo hails 'shared' values

The American people and the people of Taiwan are not just partners — we are members of the same community of democracies, bonded by our shared political, economic, and international values. Read More.

Emails reveal FBI's accommodations for Clinton lawyers

Judicial Watch announced on Jan. 9 that it received 211 pages of emails between former FBI officials Peter Strzok and Lisa Page that detail special accommodations given to the lawyers of Hillary Clinton and her aides during the FBI investigation of the Clinton email controversy. Read More.

President shatters 40-year-old illusions about Iran power

For 40 years, the United States would not hold the Iranian regime responsible for the terror proxies it funded, armed, trained, and directed. Read More.

'High level of confidence' Iran shot down Ukrainian airliner

Pentagon officials now believe the Ukrainian airliner which crashed in Iran on Jan. 8 was mistakenly shot down by an Iranian anti-aircraft missile. Read More.

Omar laughed during talk of war dead at press conference

During a Jan. 8 press conference on U.S.-Iran tensions held by the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Rep. Ilhan Omar could be seen laughing in the background as one of her colleagues spoke about American casualties in the Iraq war. Read More.

Intelligence alerted U.S. forces of imminent missile attack

U.S. intelligence services exposed Iran’s plan to retaliate for the killing of Qasem Soleimani and alerted the White House hours before Iran fired over a dozen missiles at targets in Iraq, reports say. Read More.

$4 billion for the wall clears legal hurdle

Make way for the excavators; the Trump Administration just cleared a legal hurdle in its effort to build the Wall along the southern border. Read More.

Ukrainian airliner goes down; Stressed Iran won’t release black box

Iran is refusing to hand over the black boxes from a Ukrainian passenger jet which crashed minutes after takeoff from Teheran on Tuesday. Read More.

Norwegian library defies China on Falun Gong book

Citing the country’s free speech rights, a library in Norway is refusing to give in to communist China’s demands to remove a book that is censored in China, a report said. Read More.