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Revealed: Name and substance-abuse record of ‘dossier’ source

The alcohol-fueled criminal past of the primary "subsource" of the bogus anti-Trump "dossier" was ignored by the FBI in its vetting of him, newly declassified documents show. Read More.

Chicago mayor, in reversal, accepts 'Operation Legend'

Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot vowed that she would never accept President Donald Trump's offer to send federal law enforcement personnel into the violence-plagued city. Read More.

F-35 sale to Japan seen boosting alliance, deterring China

Japan has purchased 105 F-35A and F-35B strike fighters from the United States in one of the largest foreign military sales ever. Read More.

No, federal agents don't wear IDs in Portland, and here's why

Federal law enforcement agents deployed in Portland no longer wear badges bearing their names because the anarchists given free rein to riot by local leaders were taking down the agents' names, looking up their personal information, and then encouraging rioters to go to their homes, federal officials say. Read More.

Sen. Cotton's bill hits NY Times, 1619 Project as 'racially divisive'

Sen. Tom Cotton has introduced legislation that would prohibit federal funding for schools which use in their curriculum the 1619 Project, a debunked re-telling of American history which claims the colonies revolted from British rule primarily in order to preserve slavery. Read More.

Biden is everywhere and nowhere

Joe Biden has been campaigning in his basement without too much scrutiny, remaining a blank slate in the public imagination. Read More.

Administration green-lights 807-mile Alaska gas pipeline

The Department of the Interior on Thursday announced it has approved the logistics for the Alaska Liquified Natural Gas Pipeline Project. Read More.

Coronoavirus border policy stopped 186,000 from 130 nations

President Donald Trump’s closing of the southern border early in the coronavirus crisis kept illegal immigrants from 70 percent of the world's nations from entering the United States to potentially spreading the virus, Trump administration officials say. Read More.

Chris Wallace's 'gotcha' questions batted away by unruffled Trump

As was hyped and promoted, the Chris Wallace one-on-one interview with President Trump was aired Sunday, July 19. Read More.

Epidemiologist slams CNN anchor who said hydroxy 'kills people'

CNN's Brianna Keilar, while interviewing Trump campaign communications director Tim Murtaugh on Tuesday, griped that Murtaugh was doing a “disservice to the health of Americans” for even mentioning the drug hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for covid. Read More.

Reports: Crime lab tampered with McCloskey handgun

The St. Louis Circuit Attorney's office ordered the city's crime lab to reassemble an inoperable handgun seized from Mark and Patricia McCloskey in order to file felony charges against them, reports say. Read More.

Black Marine who carried U.S. flag was followed home by Antifa

A black Marine Corps veteran, who lives one block away from the federal courthouse in Portland that is being besieged by rioters, said Antifa thugs followed him home after he marched into the chaos while displaying his American flag, a report said. Read More.

Pompeo urges Chinese people to repudiate CCP

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is urging America's allies and China's citizens to work with the United States to change the "bankrupt totalitarian ideology" of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP). Read More.

Did Google just test a blacklist of conservative websites?

Google, in preparation for the November election, may have this week carried out a trial run of de-platforming conservative websites, a columnist noted. Read More.

Portland mayor booed by leftists, tear-gassed by feds

Over the course of a so-called "listening session" with anarchists in Portland, Mayor Ted Wheeler "was booed" by the mob, called a "f---ing fascist" and met with a chant of "Tear Gas Ted has got to go!" Read More.