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Trump allows drilling in Arctic National Wildlife Refuge

The Trump administration on Monday announced it has approved an oil leasing program for the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska. Read More.

Group seeks to get Norman, Oklahoma back to normal

Organizers of a grassroots group in Norman, Oklahoma say they have collected more than enough signatures on a petition to recall Democrat Mayor Breea Clark, a report said. Read More.

Obama got the Nobel Peace Prize? Is Kushner more deserving?

According to the Nobel Prize Committee, it takes “extraordinary efforts to strengthen international diplomacy and cooperation between peoples” to qualify for Nobel Peace Prize. Read More.

Report: U.S. Russia investigation reveals 'bunch' of FBI lies

A public records examination of the FBI's Trump-Russia investigation shows a large number of falsehoods coming from the upper echelons of the bureau in Washington, D.C. Read More.

'Unlock Michigan' seeks to stop use of emergency powers

An organization called Unlock Michigan is looking to get 500,000 signatures from residents on a petition aimed at curtailing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's emergency powers. Read More.

DHS: ISIS is among gangs using Covid to run PPE scams

As the demand for PPE surged over the summer and shortages plagued supply lines, international law enforcement agencies and industries alike warned that criminal gangs were exploiting the desperate need for personal protection equipment. Read More.

It's come to this: Slow Joe and Nasty Kam

The Democrat team is now official and a big part of America is trembling — and with good reason. "Slow Joe" Biden and "Nasty" Kamala Harris are announcing grandiose and bizarre "changes" in America for when they take charge. Read More.

Democrats in 2020 have a simple strategy: Blame others

Remember recently when a St. Louis couple, Mr. and Mrs. McCloskey, was confronted by an angry mob that broke into their community? Mr. McCloskey is a lawyer and a strong advocate of civil rights for all. Read More.

Rep. Gohmert credits hydroxychloroquine, feels 'really great'

Rep. Louie Gohmert, who tested positive for coronavirus on July 29, said he is now free of the virus. Read More.

Denver socialist wants 'holistic' policing, 'peace force'

A socialist member of Denver's City Council is proposing replacing the city's police department with a "peace force" in which most personnel would not have arrest power or carry firearms, a report said. Read More.

Netflix CEO presses 'personal political views' as policy

It's hardly a surprise to see Netflix listed among Big Tech companies joining the cheap-labor-loving U.S. Chamber of Commerce in a treasonous assault on American workers. Read More.

Newsweek faces mob rage over Kamala Harris column

Newsweek issued an apology after an outraged cancel culture mob called for the retraction of an opinion piece which argued that Kamala Harris is ineligible to be the Democrat vice presidential candidate because she's not a "natural born citizen." Read More.

Judge rules for California church rebranded as ‘peaceful protest’

A California court on Friday denied Los Angeles County’s request for a temporary restraining order against Grace Community Church after the church began holding indoor services in defiance of state and county covid lockdown orders. Read More.

Black Lives Matter mob tracked down, shot at black officer

A Black Lives Matter mob went to the home of a Wauwatosa, Wisconsin police officer's girlfriend and assaulted then shot at the couple, the officer said. Read More.

Union opposes reopening schools; Arizona teachers stage ‘sickout’

An Arizona school district canceled its planned Monday reopening after more than 100 teachers called in sick. Read More.