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Mail-in voting seen making U.S. 'laughing stock'

President Donald Trump has warned of the huge potential for fraud in massive mail-in voting. Democrats who are pushing for majority mail-in voting call the president delusional. Read More.

China's ambitions could force superpower nuke buildup

Recent Chinese and American statements, plus a sobering assessment of Russia’s potential nuclear weapons buildup, points to a potential period of superpower nuclear weapons buildup to force the issue of new nuclear arms control agreements, primarily because China refuses to enter into such negotiations. Read More.

'Keep moving': Colorado residents run Antifa, BLM out of town

When the leftist mob of Antifa and Black Lives Matter rioters arrived in a town in Larimer County, Colorado, residents quickly banded together and drove them out, video shows. Read More.

'You don't lock down healthy people,' doctor explains

The former chief of neuroradiology at Stanford University Medical Center advocates for a different approach to fighting the coronavirus by protecting the higher-risk populations and allowing the virus to burn through people to whom it poses little to no risk. Read More.

How to survive in Minneapolis: Tips from the police, Limbaugh

The Minneapolis Police Department last week issued an advisory that the city's residents should be "prepared" to be robbed and comply with the criminals' orders. Read More.

Levin: Democrats 'united like legislative storm troopers'

The arrest of two pro-life activists who attempted to paint "Black Pre-Born Lives Matter" on a street in Washington, D.C. is a prime example of the "totalitarian purification" being engineered by American leftists, radio and TV host Mark Levin said. Read More.

Cruz hits Pentagon's 'culture of hostility toward religion'

The Pentagon's "culture of hostility towards religion" must be addressed, Sen. Ted Cruz said in a letter to Defense Secretary Mark Esper. Read More.

Gallup: Democrats, not GOP, okay with media bias

The hope for an objective news media in the United States is fading fast, a new Gallup Poll says. Read More.

South Korean official grilled on his North Korea loyalties

At a recent confirmation hearing for South Korean Unification Minister nominee Lee In-Young, a high-profile defector from North Korea who is now a member of South Korea's parliament had a series of tough questions for Lee on his links to the ideology of communist North Korea. Read More.

'For Hong Kongers, [new law'] confirms their worst fears'

In just over a month the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has asserted authoritarian control over Hong Kong. Read More.

Trump gives deadline to alleged CCP data thief TikTok

Microsoft is reportedly considering a buyout of social media app TikTok which would halt the Trump administration from issuing a complete ban of the app. Read More.

Jeff Bezos and his parents’ rags to riches story

An "unexpected argument for liberty" popped up during congressional testimony on competition in digital markets, a columnist noted. Read More.

‘Black preborn lives matter’? No, says D.C. police

When pro-life activists attempted to paint "Black Preborn Lives Matter" on the street outside a D.C. Planned Parenthood facility, city officials sent the police in to stop them. Read More.

Barr takes on all Trump haters at once . . . and wins

Attorney General William Barr was the only witness, and 24 Democrats on the Judiciary Committee of the House of Representatives came to the hearing "ready to rumble." Read More.

D'Souza: Conservatives are good with facts, weak on counter-narratives

"The demonization of America narrative is now put on top of the George Floyd killing and the basic move is if you deny the narrative, you don't care about George Floyd," author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza said in an interview with conservative commentator Candace Owens. Read More.