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Powell: Obama's fingerprints 'all over' Flynn case

After new evidence emerged that authorities investigating Michael Flynn were out to "get Trump," Flynn attorney Sidney Powell said President Barack Obama's fingerprints were "all over" the Flynn investigation. Read More.

Graham: Primary dossier 'sub-source' was Russian agent

The primary "sub-source" of the anti-Trump Russia dossier was himself a suspected Russian operative who had been deemed by the FBI to be a possible "threat to national security," Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Lindsey Graham said. Read More.

Researcher: The Left has multiple Soroses

George Soros isn't the only high-profile leftist pumping mountains of cash into progressive candidates and causes in the 2020 election cycle, a researcher said. Read More.

Military ballots cast for Trump found discarded

Several ballots cast for President Donald Trump in his 2020 re-election bid that were mailed in by military personnel were found discarded in Pennsylvania, U.S. officials said. Read More.

A North Korean horror show shocks South

A South Korean fisheries official who was reportedly attempting to defect to North Korea was shot and killed and his body burned at sea by North Korean soldiers, reports say. Read More.

America has fueled its freedom and peace in the Middle East

Today, America stands at the forefront of a wave of historic peace deals in the Middle East. Read More.

Disturbing questions about Hunter Biden are getting worse

The disturbing findings of an investigation by two Senate committees show Hunter Biden, son of Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden, received a windfall of foreign cash which amounted to potential "criminal activity" and made multiple payments to Eastern European prostitutes. Read More.

China prepares world opinion for moves on Taiwan Strait

As the global death toll from the Chinese Wuhan coronavirus approaches one million people, China wants the world to also know that it is ready to start a war against the 23 million free people of Taiwan. Read More.

Milano, who backs defunding police, calls police on teen

Alyssa Milano, an actor and anti-Second Amendment activist who has also become an outspoken advocate for defunding police, reportedly called police when she thought a gunman was on her property. Read More.

Pompeo: CCP targeting PTA meetings in U.S. schools

As part of an intensifying influence campaign, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is sending operatives to PTA meetings at U.S. schools, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said. Read More.

GOP: Cut funds to schools allowing biological males in female sports

Legislation introduced on Tuesday by a group of Republican senators seeks to revoke federal funding to U.S. schools that allow biological males to compete in women's sports. Read More.

Left launches anti-Catholic assault on Judge Barrett

The Left immediately went to its anti-Catholic bigotry playbook when Amy Coney Barrett's name emerged as a possible replacement following the passing of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, analysts say. Read More.

Study: China forcing Tibetans into labor camps

Hundreds of thousands of people in Tibet are being forced by the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) into military-style training centers which analysts say are akin to forced labor camps, a study has said. Read More.

Woodson: PC blacks ‘solely owned subsidiary of white Left’

The New York Times and black leaders have shut off any honest discussion of black history that challenges the 1619 Project's theme of racism, civil rights leader Robert L. Woodson said. Read More.

UN General Assembly opens — without live sessions

Presidents, Prime Ministers and Kings are attending the opening debate of the UN General Assembly; but online. The 75th anniversary session of the Assembly was planned as a gala gathering of chiefs of state and government but shall now be relegated to a series of virtual sessions. Read More.