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Zimbabwe seeks to make it right with evicted white farmers

White farmers in Zimbabwe who were evicted during the reign of brutal dictator Robert Mugabe will receive compensation from the state, a report said. Read More.

From China without love: First coronavirus, now mystery seed

State and federal officials are investigating the unsolicited delivery of mystery seed packets from China to Americans in several states. Read More.

Crenshaw: ‘Well-coordinated’ riots holding America 'hostage’

Anarchists, via the Democratic Party, are holding America "hostage" in a "well-coordinated" effort to gain power, Rep. Dan Crenshaw said. Read More.

Pompeo: U.S. counterintelligence focused on election interference

The U.S. government is working hard to ensure the 2020 U.S. presidential election will be free from intervention from the likes of China, Russia and Iran, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said. Read More.

Big tech censors doctors challenging virus narrative

"Anyone who thinks freedom of speech still stands strong in this nation — take note: It does not," Washington Times columnist Cheryl K. Chumley noted a day after a viral video of a press conference by America’s Frontline Doctors who shared their views on the coronavirus was scrubbed from YouTube, Twitter, Google and Facebook. Read More.

Limbaugh warns GOP over silence against onslaught of lies

The only push-back against what are essentially Democrat Party-sponsored riots raging in America's cities is coming from President Donald Trump, radio host Rush Limbaugh noted. Read More.

Imagine: Media coverage of pro-Life riots in Portland

On Monday night's edition of "The Ingraham Angle", host Laura Ingraham asked her viewers to imagine a different scenario for Portland. Read More.

Veteran exposes red flag gun control measure in defense bill

A former Marine Corps Reservist has blown the whistle on a provision in the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) which he said could "strip veterans of their Second Amendment rights." Read More.

Carter Page sues media: 'Campaign of lies' ruined his life

Former Trump campaign associate Carter Page on Monday sued the Huffington Post and Yahoo! News for what he said was their "campaign of lies" against him. Read More.

Banned from for gun photo, Fordham student fights back

Fordham University is using “Soviet-style” repression against one of its students over a benign gun photo and another innocent social media post. Read More.

President Trump vows 'exciting executive orders

President Donald Trump issued five executive orders last week and has vowed more are to come as he presses his election-year agenda. Read More.

Biden doing just as well in the polls as Dukakis in 1988

Recent polling shows Joe Biden with a double-digit lead over President Donald Trump, including leads in Florida and several other battleground states. Read More.

Film recalls NY Times role in Stalin's crime against humanity

The film "Mr. Jones" examines the atrocities committed by Joseph Stalin and the Soviet Union and the New York Times reporter, Walter Duranty, who enabled them. Read More.

‘So hateful it is surreal’: Fed agent describes Portland

“As the night goes on, the rioters become so hateful it is surreal. Their voices hoarse, their sentences jumbled, they seem almost catatonic with hate,” a federal agent on the scene in Portland told the Center for Immigration Studies (CIS). Read More.

Lockdowns failed: Report confirms the obvious

A new study by the Lancet stated the obvious: that coronavirus lockdowns ordered by politicians on the recommendations of unelected medical "experts" have not worked. Read More.