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CHOP nation's policing may have expedited its demise

After the mayor issued an executive order declaring the autonomous zone an unlawful assembly, Seattle police on Wednesday morning moved in and the nation of CHOP was disbanded. Read More.

Problems for hyped virus panic: People 'understand arithmetic'

Context when it comes to COVID-19 was never a priority for the so-called "experts" and the politicians and major media who hang on their every word, analysts say. Read More.

Black Lives Matter? Watchdog demands its own street message

Judicial Watch announced that it filed a civil rights lawsuit against Washington, D.C. Mayor Muriel Bowser and other officials for First Amendment violations over their refusal to allow Judicial Watch to paint the message “Because No One Is Above the Law!” on a D.C. street. Read More.

Big power military balance has little to do with budgets

Conventional analysis of the world’s militaries always places the U.S. at the top, and by a wide margin. Read More.

Iran’s economy in free fall as U.S. refuses to budge on arms embargo

The combination of crippling U.S. sanctions and the devastating coronavirus outbreak have caused Iran's economy to crash, reports say. Read More.

What's going on with Justice Roberts? Democrats worried too

Democrats are worried that the move to the Left by Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts will be good for the Trump campaign as it spotlights the importance of President Donald Trump appointing more conservative justices as aging liberals retire, radio host Rush Limbaugh pointed out. Read More.

U.S. hits China's 'empty words' on Hong Kong; Crackdown begins

Hong Kong police on Wednesday made the first arrests for violations of the new national security law imposed on the formerly autonomous city by China's communist government. Read More.

China finally ends free speech in Hong Kong with 'security' law

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) effectively ended free speech in Hong Kong as supreme leader Xi Jinping on Tuesday signed a decree enacting a new "national security" law. Read More.

Rep. Banks: NY Times sacrificed nation's security to hurt Trump

In its eagerness to do anything it takes to smear President Donald Trump, The New York Times not only compromised national security but has "blood" on its hands for reporting that Russia secretly offered bounties to Taliban-linked militants for killing American troops in Afghanistan, a congressman and Afghanistan war veteran said. Read More.

Antifa and BLM are more like ISIS than the Bolsheviks

Antifa and BLM cannot stand comparison with Lenin and Trotsky. No! There is only one relevant analogy — the Islamic State. Read More.

Civil Rights lawyer takes up arms to defends his house from mob

The St. Louis man who emerged from his house with a rifle after he said rioters broke through his private gate is a lawyer who takes on civil rights cases against the police. Read More.

Seattle official blames capitalism for latest shooting in CHOP

A Seattle City Council member said capitalism is to blame for the lawlessness in the city's police-free zone. Read More.

Older Chinese Christians who keep the faith, lose their pensions

Elderly Christians in China are being forced by the communist government to choose between their faith and survival, a report said. Read More.

Michael Flynn's advice on how to prevail against 'dark forces'

The silent majority must rise up to beat back the "dark forces" threatening the United States, Michael Flynn said. Read More.

Secret Service guarded Hunter on 411 flights to 29 countries

Judicial Watch announced it received records from the U.S. Secret Service showing that, for the first five and a half years of the Obama administration, Hunter Biden traveled extensively while receiving a Secret Service protective detail. Read More.