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Trump at Mt. Rushmore: ‘They want to silence us, but we will not be silenced’

The radical ideology attacking our country advances under the banner of social justice. But in truth, it would demolish both justice and society. It would transform justice into an instrument of division and vengeance, and it would turn our free and inclusive society into a place of repression, domination, and exclusion. Read More.

List: Only 27 nations opposed China’s Hong Kong security bill

Following a vote on Tuesday at the United Nations Human Rights Council in Geneva, the communist government in China declared victory in its enactment of a new security law which essentially ends Hong Kong's autonomy and basic freedoms for its citizens. Read More.

'Apocalypse Never': Author exposes climate scare tactics

Environmentalist Michael Shellenberger planned to launch his new book with a column. But the subject matter was so hot that even Forbes spiked the piece which apologized for his role in the “climate scare.” Read More.

NFL reportedly schedules Black National Anthem

Before you get to see some football, the NFL has a message via the woke mob. Apparently, the NFL believes America is a racist country and therefore will be playing the Black National Anthem prior to all of this year's season-opening games. Read More.

COVID-19 disruptions, fears causing kids to miss vaccinations

Due in large part to fear created by the major media, parents are reluctant to have their children receive vaccines for other diseases because they are scared their kids will be infected with COVID-19. Read More.

President Trump continues to cut White House staff

A review of staff salaries shows President Donald Trump continues to cut the White House staff budget and has spent about $23 million less on aides than former President Barack Obama. Read More.

Report: China forcing sterilization, abortion on Muslim women

As part of a sweeping campaign to curb its Muslim population, China's Communist Party is forcing sterilization, abortion and birth control on women in the Xinjiang detention camps. Read More.

Sheriff vows to deputize 'every lawful gun owner' if violence flares

A Florida sheriff says he is prepared to deputize civilian gun owners in his suburban Jacksonville county if demonstrators were to turn violent. Read More.

Seattle officials abandoned father of CHOP vicitim

Mayor Jenny Durkan and Seattle police initially did not reach out to the family of a 19-year-old black man who was murdered inside the so-called CHOP autonomous zone, the man's father told Fox News host Sean Hannity on Wednesday. Read More.

Key Epstein arrest again spotlights high-profile clients

Ghislaine Maxwell, the frequent traveling companion of Jeffrey Epstein who allegedly procured underage girls for the wealthy pedophile who died in prison last year, and his network, was arrested in New Hampshire on Thursday, the FBI said. Read More.

Sen. Blackburn turns up the heat on NBA-China ties

While some of the NBA's most vocal players slam President Donald Trump and proclaim to stand for equal rights in the U.S., they are silent when it comes to the vast human rights abuses in China because of the league's lucrative ties to the communist nation, a Republican senator said. Read More.

Leader with Antifa ties charged in 'very organized attack' on statue

The man who allegedly was the “ringleader” in the recent attempt to destroy the statue of President Andrew Jackson in Washington, D.C. has connections to Antifa, federal law enforcement officials said. Read More.

Bioweapons: China working with ‘countries of concern’

China continues to build biotechnology infrastructure and is working with unspecified “countries of concern,” the U.S. State Department said in a June 23 report. Read More.

FDR overlooked Korea; Solving ‘forgotten war’ key to Asian peace

Seventy years ago, on June 25, 1950, North Korean troops attacked South Korea launching an unexpected military blitz. Kim Il-Sung’s communists had as their aim the forcible reunification of the divided Korean peninsula, itself a recent legacy of Japan’s defeat in WWII. Read More.

FBI conducted 3,931,607 firearms background checks in June

The FBI last month conducted 3,931,607 firearms background checks, the highest-ever number for the month of June. Read More.