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McCloskey recalls Patrick Henry; Now media 'behind the mob'

Mark McCloskey, who said he used his Second Amendment rights to defend his life and home against rioters who threatened violence against he and his family, told Fox News on Monday that he expects to be "indicted shortly." Read More.

Coming soon to Fed Ex Stadium: The Washingon Whatevers

Team owner Daniel Snyder caved to corporate pressure and retired the name Washington Redskins on Monday. Read More.

Coming to CNN airport screens: Even more race coverage

CNN head honcho Jeff Zucker has announced that the leftist outlet that has bought screens in most major international airports and other public places plans to heavily focus on race-related "coverage." Read More.

Gervais on 'outrage mobs': A new 'weird sort of fascism'

Comedian and free speech champion Ricky Gervais blasted "outrage mobs" which are attempting to shut down opposing points of view. Read More.

Crime surge in NYC? Ocasio-Cortez can explain

Democrat Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez says the current crime wave in New York City is mostly made up of desperate people stealing food to feed their families. Read More.

UK bans China’s Huawei 5G in key Trump win

In another victory for President Donald Trump in his stand-off with communist China, Great Britain announced that it is banning China’s telecom giant – Huawei - from the UK’s high speed 5G network. Read More.

A dozen Republicans alarmed after seizure of McCloskey guns

A dozen Republican members of Congress warned of a "chilling effect on the entire nation" after the Second Amendment rights of a Missouri couple were apparently infringed when a rifle and handgun were confiscated by authorities after they confronted so-called protesters who had entered their gated St. Louis neighborhood. Read More.

Minnesota appeals for federal aid after riots; No, says Trump

Democrat Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz's request for a $16 million federal government bailout to pay for the cleanup of infrastructure destroyed by rioters in Minneapolis was rejected by the Trump administration. Read More.

Roger Stone freed; Look who skated under Obama, Clinton

It was expected that President Donald Trump's commutation of former adviser Roger Stone's prison sentence would be met with outrage from Nancy Pelosi, Adam Schiff and other Democrats/media who were deeply invested in the Russia hoax and all alleged scandals of the Trumpian kind. Read More.

Dubious claims by FBI informant was central in Flynn probe

Secret FBI documents that appeared in U.S. District Court files in May revealed evidence that exonerated former national security adviser Michael Flynn. Read More.

Oops: Coronavirus chronicler for NBC never tested positive

NBC News spent weeks chronicling the battle against coronavirus of one of its contributors, Dr. Joseph Fair. Read More.

Analyst: Biden-Sanders unity plan means death knell for suburbs

A Joe Biden presidency would usher in the end of suburban living in the United States, an analyst said. Read More.

Hong Kong takeover already impacting Christians' freedom

The oppressive restrictions placed on religious people on mainland China are already being felt in Hong Kong in the wake of the Chinese Communist Party's new national security law which essentially ended Hong Kong's autonomy. Read More.

DOJ finally releases memo that concluded Flynn was innocent

The Department of Justice on Friday provided Michael Flynn’s lawyers with a memo which shows that FBI officials did not believe Flynn lied in his Jan. 24, 2017 White House interview with FBI agents and also determined that he was "not acting as an agent of Russia." Read More.

Gingrich: Time for deep state Republicans to stop pretending

Deep state Republicans, who have been around for decades, "are living proof that President Donald Trump is a genuine change agent," former House Speaker Newt Gingrich noted. Read More.