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Pennsylvania covid lockdown orders ruled unconstitutional

A federal judge on Monday struck down Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf’s coronavirus lockdown orders which required citizens to stay at home, placed size limits on gatherings and ordered “non-life-sustaining” businesses to shut down. Read More.

A closer look at Black Lives Matter ideology

A closer look at the radical organization shows a group led by trained Marxists who seek to abolish capitalism and institute a leftist ideology that would completely upend American economic and social life. Read More.

Jaguars' Eifert wears name of slain police officer on helmet

Jacksonville Jaguars tight end Tyler Eifert chose to have the name of fallen retired police officer David Dorn on the back of his helmet in Sunday's NFL opener. Read More.

Postal Service gears up for mass mail-in votes

“We’re ready to deliver for you. Make sure you’re ready too,” states a postcard from the Untied States Postal Service (USPS) pertaining to mail-in voting for the 2020 election. Read More.

Signature of life reportedly found on Venus

Astronomers have found a potential sign of life in the atmosphere of Venus, reports say. Read More.

BLM swarms hospital where ambushed deputies were taken

After the ambush attack on two Los Angeles County Sheriff deputies on Saturday night, a mob of Black Lives Matter rioters went to the hospital where the deputies were being treated and attempted to force their way in, reports say. Read More.

USGLC aggressively pursues one-world order

The U.S. Global Leadership Coalition (USGLC) is an organization devoted to the modern values of one-world internationalism. Read More.

Cuties: Pedophile chic from Netflix

In releasing the so-called coming-of-age comedy-drama "Cuties", Netflix has joined the Left's push to normalize pedophilia, critics charge. Read More.

LA mayor politicizes wildfires devastating west

Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti said that if President Donald Trump really wanted to help, he should acknowledge climate change and get the U.S. back in the Paris climate accord. Read More.

Dozens of Mueller staff’s cell phones 'accidentally' wiped

Several dozen cell phones belonging to multiple people on then-special counsel Robert Mueller's investigative team were "wiped" of data, newly released documents from the Department of Justice show. Read More.

LA health chief: Re-open schools 'after the election'

The Left's insistence that the coronavirus is not being politicized took a big hit when the Los Angeles County Public Health director said the county's schools should not re-open for in-person classes "until after the election." Read More.

U.S. urged to confront S. Korea on ‘suppression of freedom’

The American public is largely unaware of the deteriorating freedoms in heretofore staunch U.S. ally South Korea. Read More.

Feds eye 'coordinated attempts' to start fires in Oregon

Federal authorities are investigating whether arsonists are working in coordination to set wildfires in Oregon, a report said. Read More.

Petition: Prosecute Pelosi for violating covid orders

A petition urging San Francisco leaders to prosecute House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for violating local coronavirus lockdown rules after she went maskless in receiving indoor salon services has been signed by more than 21,000 people. Read More.

Trump team slams Biden’s troops ad

Legal counsel for President Donald Trump's re-election campaign is demanding that a Joe Biden campaign ad promoting the Atlantic story which cites anonymous sources as saying Trump disparaged military personnel be banned on Twitter and Facebook. Read More.