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Kamala Harris teams up with a candidate she condemned

While campaigning for the top spot on the Democrat presidential ticket in April, Kamala Harris said of the women who accused Joe Biden of sexual improprieties: "I believe them." Read More.

Comey gets to explain 'his virtuous self' at Senate hearing

He used to be the Director of the FBI, the most respected police agency on the planet — until he got fired for incompetence and the leaking of classified documents to the media. Read More.

Georgia bill would make police a protected class

Republicans in the Georgia state senate added police as a protected class in the state's hate crimes legislation. Read More.

Raising the bar for Chinese firms in U.S. is long overdue step

The Trump administration has followed through on a key and far overdue promise to mandate stringent U.S. accounting rules for Chinese companies that trade in U.S. markets. Read More.

Coming home to a U.S. in chaos: Trump stands to benefit

The outbreak of protests in cities and even small communities across the U.S. reveals not only the extremes but also the confusion in American life. Read More.

U.S. cabinet secretary makes waves with Taipei visit

One hour before the highest ranking United States official to visit Taiwan since the end of formal diplomatic relations in 1979, Health and Human Resources (HHS) Secretary Alex Azar on Aug. 10 met with Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen, People’s Liberation Army Air Force (PLAAF) J-11 and J-10 fighters crossed the sensitive “mid-line” of the Taiwan Strait in a deliberate provocation. Read More.

What's love got to do with it? A 1904 book for 2020

Given the combination of the coronavirus and unchecked rioting in many American cities in 2020, many Americans would enjoy stepping back in time to 1904 when Swedish writer, Selma Lagerlöf published her inspirational book, Christ Legends and Other Stories, in which she ultimately became the first woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1909. Read More.

Dr. Scott Atlas, a Fauci critic, joins president’s task force

An outspoken critic of coronavirus lockdowns and leftist media hero Dr. Anthony Fauci is now advising the White House on the pandemic. Read More.

Unreported: The circumstances of George Floyd's death

The physical, scientific, and electronically recorded evidence in the death of George Floyd "overwhelmingly and conclusively proves" that Floyd "when he first encountered the police was well on his way to dying from a self-administered drug overdose," a former prosecutor contends. Read More.

'Kids first?' The teachers unions seem to have a different idea

They always claim to "put the kids first," but in the year of covid and the era of Trump leftist politics is priority one for America's teachers unions, analysts say. Read More.

DOJ reocrds show timeline of Fusion GPS/Steele began in 2015

Judicial Watch has released 168 pages of records from the U.S. Department of Justice including a handwritten timeline of meetings going back to 2015 connected to Peter Strzok and Lisa Page and Christopher Steele/Fusion GPS. Read More.

Arrest of Hong Kong publisher confirms 'dark new phase'

Jimmy Lai, founder of the Apple Daily, Hong Kong's popular pro-democracy newspaper, has been released on bail after being arrested Monday on suspicion of collusion under the Chinese Communist Party's new national security law, reports say. Read More.

Barr: 'Exremely monolithic' media selling a 'lie' to Americans

The Left's "lust for power" is driving Black Lives Matter and Antifa "Bolsheviks" who are intent on "tearing down the system," Attorney General William Barr said Sunday on Fox News's "Life, Liberty & Levin". Read More.

Report: Nations allowing early HCQ use lowered mortality rates

A look at 70 studies from around the world, 33 of them peer reviewed, shows the effectiveness of using hydroxychloroquine in early treatment for coronavirus. Read More.

Hanson: Only one side is waging war in U.S.

As the leftist mob rampages across America, Democrats and their corporate media allies are keeping the focus on the "revolutionaries and their enablers" while "most Americans watch and worry, in silence," historian and columnist Victor Davis Hanson noted. Read More.