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Debate Commission excludes foreign policy from final debate

Any doubt that the fix is in against President Donald Trump in Thursday's debate was erased when the topics of discussion were announced by the Commission on Presidential Debates. Read More.

Potential 'campaign violations': Cruz slams big tech censorship

Twitter and Facebook “crossed a rubicon that they had not previously even dreamed of crossing” when they censored the New York Post's reporting on evidence of Biden family corruption, Sen. Ted Cruz said. Read More.

Chinese global pandemic is not just a U.S. problem

While recent flareups of the coronavirus have been spreading across large parts of the USA, Americans are hardly alone in facing the deadly pandemic. Read More.

China’s ‘war of decision’ seen replacing U.S. as hegemon

Chinese statecraft, especially under the era of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) dictatorship, has featured a pattern of fighting “wars of decision,” or intentional offensive conflicts that China can win, timed to reshape a new regional or global political environment favorable to the CCP. Read More.

Colorado Democrat explains support for Antifa, strategic murders

Violence, including murder, is "morally acceptable" in order to achieve victory for the Left in the "political revolution" that is 2020, according to a Colorado Democrat Party activist who supports Antifa. Read More.

The Left's new attitude: Biased and 'damn proud of it'

Any pretense of objectivity from the leftist media is over, historian and columnist Victor Davis Hanson noted. Read More.

Vetting the Presidential Debate Commission

'It might appear as though (Frank) Fahrenkopf’s Republican Party membership, combined with his board membership at the International Republican Institute, lends him, and by extension the Debate Commission, some semblance of balance.' But nothing could be further from the truth. Read More.

Video exposes Google election interference

In a Project Veritas video released on Monday, a Google program manager confirms that the tech giant is interfering in the 2020 election by manipulating search results to favor Joe Biden. Read More.

Restaurant which defied lockdown wins in Pa. court

A Pennsylvania restaurant which opened in defiance of Democrat Gov. Tom Wolf's coronavirus lockdown order, and was fined heavily for it, has been found not guilty after challenging Wolf's restrictions and the fines. Read More.

Twitter blocks WH adviser's post on mask effectiveness

Dr. Scott Atlas, the top White House adviser on the coronavirus, recently posted a tweet questioning the effectiveness of face masks in stopping the spread of the virus. Read More.

Poll finds most Arabs support Trump's Mideast peace plan

A new survey has found that President Donald Trump's Middle East peace plan which endorses a pathway to normalized relations with Israel is widely supported by Arabs in countries that would be affected. Read More.

GOP's John James blows up Biden's race narrative

After Joe Biden referred to him as a "disaster," GOP Senate candidate John James tweeted: “Yes, @JoeBiden. I am a disaster for national Democrats’ narrative. A black man who thinks for himself. #YouAintBlack?!” Read More.

Press more interested in Joe's milkshake than Hunter's laptop

Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden made a campaign stop in Durham, North Carolina on Sunday and reporters had a rare opportunity to ask the candidate about the New York Post reports on his son's laptop, or maybe about his stance on court-packing. Instead, a reporter asked what flavor milkshake Biden got. Read More.

2020 election social media blocks: Trump 65, Biden 0

Twitter and Facebook have censored President Donald Trump's social media accounts and the accounts belonging to his re-election campaign at least 65 times during this election season, a media watchdog group noted. Read More.

FBI silent as Hunter Biden evidence stacks up

As new evidence from the laptop belonging to Hunter Biden comes to light, the FBI continues to stonewall a Senate committee investigating the matter, the committee's chair said. Read More.