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Communist? President in Seoul sues former media tycoon for libel

South Korean liberal President Moon Jae-In sued the former chairman of a television network for libel and spreading "false facts" for allegedly calling the president a "communist." Read More.

‘Coup to oust Donald Trump is ongoing,’ Limbaugh warns

Obamagate was only the beginning. The Left "is gonna get even dirtier going forward," radio host Rush Limbaugh said during his June 4 broadcast. Read More.

Tucker Carlson: Top corporations 'paying for' nationwide rioting

Major corporations are not only "tweeting their support" for the riots in America's cities but "are paying for them, too," Fox News host Tucker Carlson said. Read More.

Trump supporter to run in key district owned by Cummings

Republican Kimberly Klacik rolled to victory this week in the Republican primary in Maryland's 7th Congressional District. Read More.

Apologies? Study debunking hydroxychloroquine debunked

A research paper which claimed taking hydroxychloroquine to treat COVID-19 could be fatal has been retracted. Read More.

Facts vs media narrative on police 'systemic racism'

A July 2019 study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences "demolishes the Democratic narrative regarding race and police shootings, which holds that white officers are engaged in an epidemic of racially biased shootings of black men." Read More.

America is having a 'return to God' moment, film producer says

Maybe Americans do need to "fall to our knees" — and "return to God," an independent film producer said in a Facebook post. Read More.

Judicial Watch warns vote-by-mail threatens elections' integrity

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton on June 3 provided testimony to the House Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties during a hearing titled “Protecting the Right to Vote During the COVID-19 Pandemic”. Read More.

China's navy acted when coronavirus sidelined U.S. carrier

The USS Theodore Roosevelt, which was sidelined for nearly two months after a coronavirus outbreak aboard the aircraft carrier, is back at sea. Read More.

Democrats' fake claim: Trump turned off lights during protest

Several Democrats in social media posts falsely implied that President Donald Trump had turned off the lights in the White House as protesters gathered at nearby Lafayette Park. Read More.

McCabe and Rosenstein each say other lied

In a classic "I know you are, but what am I" moment, former Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe on Wednesday took turns blaming one another for lying in the FBI's bogus investigation of the 2016 Trump campaign. Read More.

'Hong Kong is not dead,' says Tiananmen survivor

As another in a long line of moves by the Xi Jinping regime to eliminate Hong Kong's autonomy was imposed, a survivor of the June 4, 1989 massacre and the president of a religious freedom organization vowed that Hong Kong "is not dead." Read More.

Group tracked anti-lockdown activists, not Floyd protesters

When some 400 anti-lockdown activists gathered in Michigan's capital in April to protest the state government's draconian coronavirus orders, a progressive advocacy group was reportedly tracking them via their mobile devices. Read More.

New York protesters given a pass for not social distancing

Mark Levine, chairman of the council's health committee, on Wednesday said the lack of social distancing will not be to blame if COVID-19 cases spike following the protests. Levine said the blame will fall on racism' Read More.

NY Times newsroom revolts over publication of Sen. Cotton op-ed

In a June 3 op-ed for The New York Times, Republican Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas called for sending in U.S. troops to quell the rioting taking place in America's cities which has been tied to the well-funded international Antifa network. Read More.