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GOP must 'get much tougher', says president: 'Political war'

Republicans must come together to stand up to those seeking to destroy America's history, President Donald Trump said. Read More.

'Not Seattle': Oklahoma 'protesters' charged with terrorism, assault

Several suspects were arrested and charged with terrorism, rioting, and assault following the late May riots in Oklahoma City, local officials said. Read More.

'Fraud': Two men charged in New Jersey mail-in vote scandal

A May special election in New Jersey, which was held exclusively by mail-in vote due to coronavirus concerns, was rife with voter fraud, the state's attorney general said. Read More.

Feminist group's massive network drives U.S. propaganda

Our ruling elites would like you to believe that the explosion of cultural Marxist agitprop that has dominated mainstream media in the wake of the death of a black man in police custody in Minneapolis reflects a spontaneous grassroots response to "oppression" occurring in America today. Read More.

Trump backers switch to Parler as 'techno fascists' ramp up

The ongoing crackdown on conservative content by Twitter and Facebook has motivated droves of President Donald Trump’s supporters to find an alternative, a report said. Read More.

DOJ charges 4 men in attack on Andrew Jackson statue

The Department of Justice announced on Saturday that four men have been charged in the attempt to tear down the statue of President Andrew Jackson at Lafayette Square in Washington, D.C. Read More.

Carlson: Arrest Antifa 'criminals' or watch radicals remake U.S.

President Donald Trump could very well lose the election in November but has an opportunity to turn the momentum in his favor, Fox News host Tucker Carlson said on Thursday. Read More.

Freedom of the press for N. Korea? UN official backs defectors' bid

Ironically, a fight over freedom of the press, sparked by North Korean defectors sending balloons with leaflets to their former homeland, has brought both Koreas once again to the brink of war. Read More.

Mao's Red Guards erased 'old' culture; Sound familiar?

If you think the tactics and rhetoric of Antifa and Black Lives Matter demonstrators in America’s streets are new, think again. They’re old. Read More.

Fired teacher urges conservatives to stop playing defense

Conservatives must go with a full-throttle offense to counter the Left's blitz on America's values and history, said a teacher who was recently fired from a Catholic high school for criticizing Black Lives Matter. Read More.

Obama officials joked about being called liars on Benghazi

Judicial Watch announced that the Department of Justice released 80 pages of records that show top Obama White House officials scrambling to “evolve” its false claims that the September 11, 2012 terrorist attacks on U.S. Government facilities in Benghazi, Libya, began “spontaneously” in response to an anti-Muslim video on the Internet. Read More.

U.S. steps up spy flights over S. China Sea

The United States Air Force has increased reconnaissance flights over the South China Sea amid China's ongoing military drills which are reportedly simulating an invasion of Taiwan. Read More.

When old soldiers refuse to just fade away

The arrival of the Trump administration following the November 2016 elections saw many “old hands” sense opportunity. They saw an “outsider in the White House”, crude and unlettered in the ways of Washington. They could help him, mold him, “take charge.” Read More.

Flynn was set to 'audit' intelligence agencies

Michael Flynn, the Trump administration's first national security adviser, was planning an “audit” of U.S. intelligence agencies before being set up by the FBI in a 2017 interview which the bureau used to prosecute Flynn, attorney Sidney Powell said. Read More.

Seattle businesses sue city over surrender to CHOP

More than a dozen businesses in Seattle's so-called "autonomous zone" of CHAZ/CHOP are suing the city. Read More.