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A study in contrasts: Sarah Palin in 2008 and Kamala Harris today

It was already obvious before her speech at the Democratic National Convention that whatever Kamala Harris said would be cast in glowing terms by the Democrat's cheerleaders in the major media. Read More.

Hizbullah member guilty in 2005 murder of Lebanon’s Hariri

A UN-backed tribunal found a member of the Iran-backed Hizbullah terrorist organization guilty of the 2005 assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri. Read More.

Irony of Clinton's lecture to Trump on decorum is lost on Clinton

Having excused all he did (that we know about) in the Oval Office, the Democratic Party on Tuesday invited Bill Clinton to lecture President Donald Trump on what the current president does in the Oval Office. Read More.

Democrats hear from pro-socialists, anti-Israel advocates

While the major media was fawning over the so-called Democrat "old guard" and various RINOs and never-Trumper Republicans who endorsed Joe Biden on Tuesday, the party's socialist wing also had a prominent role. Read More.

GOP wonder women: Laura Loomer and Anna Paulina Luna

Lara Loomer on Tuesday won the Republican primary for Florida's 21st Congressional District, which covers President Donald Trump's Mar-a-Lago resort. Read More.

After spying on campaign, Stefan Halper envisioned top Trump job

The Cambridge professor who was inserted by the FBI to spy on the 2016 Trump campaign had once aspired to be President Donald Trump's secretary of state, a newly released audio recording shows. Read More.

New evidence changes minds on coronavirus origins

The coronavirus "almost certainly escaped" from a lab in the Chinese city of Wuhan, according to researchers with the Bioscience Resource Project. Read More.

Biden, Part II: Hunter profited from Dad's dangerous deals

How does this mediocrity Hunter Biden get lucrative positions making millions of dollars advising foreign firms in Ukraine and China, with no relevant industry of country experience? Read More.

China's pandemic casts U.S. ally Taiwan in a whole new light

A visit by an American Secretary of Health to an East Asian ally would seemingly not register much media attention, especially during the Summer. But in the age of global Corona and the deadly spread of the Covid-19 virus, health certainly matters. Read More.

Protesters in Belarus aren't buying election results

Belarusian President Alyaksandr Lukashenka has instructed the Interior Ministry to prevent unrest in the country and tighten border controls to keep purported foreign influences from fomenting instability in the face of an 11th day of street protests and strikes over a controversial presidential election. Read More.

Democrat charged with felonies in monument destruction

Virginia state Sen. Louise Lucas has been charged with two felonies for her alleged involvement in the destruction of a large Confederate monument during riots in the city of Portsmouth, reports say. Read More.

Herd immunity could be closer than earlier projected

Herd immunity for coronavirus may be much closer than scientists had originally thought, a report noted. Read More.

Biden, Part I: Daddy's boy — the Hunter train wreck

While the establishment media hammers incessantly on President Donald Trump’s children and splashes lurid quotes from Mary Trump’s latest "tell-all" book, what do we know about the Biden family? Other than Hunter Biden’s highly questionable dealings with a Ukrainian energy company, the media has been suspiciously quiet. Read More.

Biden seems ‘just lost,’ says Obama’s White House doctor

Joe Biden's cognitive abilities and stamina have been called into question by the chief White House doctor to former President Barack Obama. Read More.

'In over his head'? Trump reminds Michelle about the Swine Flu

In her recorded message to the Democratic National Convention on Monday, former first lady Michelle Obama said President Donald Trump was the "wrong president for our country," and "clearly in over his head," and lacks "empathy." Read More.