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6 of 7 GOP senators who voted to convict Trump rebuked

Of the seven Republican senators who voted to convict former President Donald Trump in the Senate impeachment trial, six have been censured in their home states by party organizations or grassroots voters. Read More.

'Talent on loan from God': Rush Limbaugh, 70, goes home

Radio host and conservative icon Rush Limbaugh died Wednesday at the age of 70 after a battle with lung cancer, his family announced. Read More.

Biden bows to China on internment camps, Hong Kong

The mass internment being carried out against the Uighur population in China is merely a “different norm,” Joe Biden said during his CNN town hall on Tuesday. Read More.

Pipeline cancellation hits rural electric companies hard

President Donald Trump granted TC Energy a presidential permit to construct and operate the XL pipeline in March 2019. In a Jan. 20, 2021 executive order, Joe Biden revoked that permit. Read More.

All U.S. sailors must take PC oath: ‘advocate for all intersectional identities …’

In what it calls an effort to “address the issues of racism, sexism and other destructive biases and their impact on naval readiness,” the U.S. Navy is requiring that all sailors pledge to “advocate for and acknowledge all lived experiences and intersectional identities of every Sailor in the Navy.” Read More.

Keystone to 'Brave New World' on both sides of Canadian border

When the new Biden Administration spoke grandly of “restoring America's place in the world,” that bold new relationship with Canada restarted with an insult. Read More.

Do Democrats have the votes to pass D.C. statehood?

In their pursuit of a permanent majority in Congress, Democrats are lining up to sponsor a push for Washington, D.C. statehood. Read More.

Radio host won’t apologize for doubting election was legit

Radio host and Trump supporter Eric Metaxas noted in a recent interview that he doesn't believe Joe Biden is the legitimately elected president. Read More.

Biden issues ‘threat assessment’ on 74 million Americans

Soon after the Jan. 20 inauguration, Joe Biden's team issued a "comprehensive threat assessment" on "domestic violent extremism." Read More.

Comey signed FISA warrant after unable to confirm dossier

In a Jan. 12, 2017 email to then-Director of National Intelligence James Clapper, then-FBI Director James Comey said of Christopher Steele's dossier on alleged Trump-Russia collusion: "We are not able to sufficiently corroborate the reporting." Read More.

President's Day: More than 1 million watched Trump parade; 100,000 watched Biden speech

An impromptu rally in West Palm Beach, Florida was reportedly organized to mark Presidents Day on Monday and to celebrate former President Donald Trump’s acquittal in his Senate impeachment trial. Read More.

Sept. webinar foreshadowed S. Korea, U.S. election parallels

In a Sept. 18, 2020 webinar for the KCPAC conference, Dr. Tara O, president of the East Asia Research Center, detailed what she said and other analysts said was a massive level of fraud in the 2020 South Korea election, the results of which "really should be nullified." Read More.

Joe Biden's team unleashes its gun-control agenda

Joe Biden used the anniversary of the Parkland, Florida school shooting to officially launch his team's assault on the Second Amendment, critics say. Read More.

Free speech triumphs: Parler back online with its own servers

Free speech social media platform Parler is back online one month after Big Tech conspired to shut it down, reports say. Read More.

Self-published: Don Jr. does end run around censors

With social media and publishing houses instituting a ban on his father and Republicans fighting amongst themselves on how to deliver what message or whom to back, Donald Trump Jr. has stepped in to "fill the GOP vacuum on the national stage." Read More.