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Colorado official urged media not to report results Nov. 3

Colorado's Democrat Secretary of State Jena Griswold has walked back her message imploring the media not to report results or to make projections on Nov. 3, the night of the 2020 presidential election. Read More.

NY Times runs propaganda praising Hong Kong crackdown

The New York Times on Thursday published a propaganda piece from a Hong Kong official who heaped praise on the communist Chinese government for its brutal crackdown on pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong. Read More.

'Kamala Chameleon': Parody song zings Harris

The Constitutional Rights PAC is hoping voters find their parody of the 80s song "Karma Chameleon", entitled "Kamala Chameleon", catchy and topical. Read More.

Trump may drop out after covid diagnosis: NY Times

President Donald Trump announced in a tweet early Friday morning that he and first lady Melania Trump have tested positive for the coronavirus and had begun the "quarantine and recovery process." Read More.

Norquist: Americans' life savings at stake in 2020 election

A point made by President Donald Trump during Tuesday's debate that may have gone unnoticed as he battled Democrat Joe Biden and moderator Chris Wallace was that “When the stock market goes up, that means jobs. It also means 401(k)s.” Read More.

‘Swamp’ honors Dr. Fauci with federal bureaucracy’s ‘Oscar’

Dr. Anthony Fauci has received the Washington, D.C. swamp's equivalent of the Oscar, a columnist noted. Read More.

U.S. aggressively standing up to Chinese technology threats

The U.S. continues to be guns drawn against foreign technological threats and has taken impressive action lately against several Chinese companies. Read More.

U.S. issues high-level Taiwan alert

On Sept. 27, Bill Gertz, writing for The Washington Times, reported on his interview with United States National Security Advisor Robert O’Brien, who used the occasion to issue the highest-level U.S. warning of potential Chinese aggression against Taiwan. Read More.

Woman busted for having her kids steal Trump signs

A 45-year-old woman who drove her six children around upstate New York and had them tear down Trump campaign signs was arrested by the Montgomery County Sheriff's Office. Read More.

Surge in illegals smuggled into U.S. in tractor-trailers

As covid ravages Latin America — especially Mexico — a record number of illegal immigrants are being smuggled into the United States through the southern border in commercial tractor-trailers. Read More.

Pro cyclist suspended by team for backing Trump

Quinn Simmons, the 2019 junior road race world champion, was suspended by his pro cycling team, Trek-Segafredo, for indicating his support for President Donald Trump. Read More.

Brazil’s Bolsonaro calls out Biden for debate threat

Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro on Wednesday slammed what he called Joe Biden's "coward threat" during Tuesday's debate in which the U.S. Democrat presidential candidate vowed to impose "economic consequences" on Brazil if it did not toe the leftist line on climate change. Read More.

Ratcliffe release: Now media objects to unverified info

On Tuesday, the major media were unified in their outrage over Director of National Intelligence (DNI) John Ratcliffe's declassifying unverified information that Hillary Clinton in 2016 sought to distract from her email scandal by approving a plan to tie Donald Trump to the Russian hacking of the Democratic National Committee. Read More.

Covid crisis clouds United Nations Assembly

The annual UN General Assembly, celebrating its 75th anniversary, has been forced to meet virtually, with online video sessions replacing the diplomatic pomp and pageantry of years past. Read More.

Moms launch platform to teach kids American history, values

Dismayed by the lack of or skewed instruction on American history in schools, three moms got together and founded on online platform which teaches about the nation's founding and instills in students a spirit of patriotism. Read More.