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Ratcliffe release: Now media objects to unverified info

On Tuesday, the major media were unified in their outrage over Director of National Intelligence (DNI) John Ratcliffe's declassifying unverified information that Hillary Clinton in 2016 sought to distract from her email scandal by approving a plan to tie Donald Trump to the Russian hacking of the Democratic National Committee. Read More.

Covid crisis clouds United Nations Assembly

The annual UN General Assembly, celebrating its 75th anniversary, has been forced to meet virtually, with online video sessions replacing the diplomatic pomp and pageantry of years past. Read More.

Moms launch platform to teach kids American history, values

Dismayed by the lack of or skewed instruction on American history in schools, three moms got together and founded on online platform which teaches about the nation's founding and instills in students a spirit of patriotism. Read More.

Telemundo poll: 66 percent say Trump won debate

In a poll conducted following Tuesday night's debate, 66 percent of participants told Telemundo they believed President Donald Trump won the debate. Read More.

De Blasio deploys mask patrols in New York City

Legions of mask mandate enforcers are being deployed by New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. Read More.

Convicted NYPD cop killer Anthony Bottom to be paroled

The New York State Board of Parole has decided to free the last of three Black Revolutionary Army members convicted of murdering two NYPD police officers in 1971, police union officials said. Read More.

Nothing off the table? Left goes after Barrett's children

As petulant Democrat senators refuse to meet with Amy Coney Barrett prior to her confirmation hearing, Breitbart News reported that the director of a leftist PAC launched a personal attack on Barrett's children. Read More.

Trump nominated third time for Nobel Peace Prize

Citing the "Trump Doctrine" against endless foreign wars, four Australian law professors nominated U.S. President Donald Trump for the Nobel Peace Prize. Read More.

'Our national hysteria is worse' than the virus

"We allowed the virus to take over our economy, our small businesses, our schools, our social lives, our whole quality of life," the manager of a restaurant that closed due to covid lockdown orders said. Read More.

Columnist: Democrats engineering an election crisis

While their allies in the media provide them cover by reporting daily on invented right-wing election shenanigans, Democrats have launched numerous attempts to subvert the 2020 electoral process, a columnist wrote. Read More.

NY Times more interested in coach's mask than his big win

On Saturday, Mississippi State pulled off a massive upset by defeating defending national champion LSU at Tiger Stadium in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Read More.

Senate itemizes Hunter Biden’s record of ‘cashing in’

A network of shady foreign clients lined up to pour millions into the bank account of Hunter Biden, all while his father, Joe Biden, served as vice president, a Senate report said. Read More.

‘Climate lockdowns’ are next, conservatives warn

Coronavirus lockdown orders imposed in the U.S. and other nations are providing a blueprint for leftists for future "climate shutdowns," conservative analysts say. Read More.

California will house inmates according to gender identity

Inmates in the California prison system will now have the opportunity to be housed based on their gender identity. Read More.

Florida sheriff schools media on protests and riots

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd educated the media on the difference between a peaceful protest and a riot. Read More.