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Coronavirus seen helping Trump, revealing 'communist tactics'

Government-imposed "totalitarianism is not going over well in the land of the free," a columnist noted. Read More.

New dual-use export restrictions target China, Russia, Venezuela

The Trump administration announced on April 27 new export control actions aimed at preventing efforts by entities in China, Russia, and Venezuela from acquiring U.S. technology for commercial purposes and then diverting the technology for military use. Read More.

Meet the Bill Gates 'experts' who appear to be calling the shots

Why is Bill Gates getting to decide when Americans can leave their homes and go outside? Read More.

FBI pressed to include 'dossier' in 2017 intel estimate

The FBI insisted that the CIA include a summary of the bogus Christopher Steele anti-Trump dossier in its assessment of alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election, a Senate report said. Read More.

U.S. opts out of WHO’s 'landmark' vaccine collaboration

The United States said it will not participate in the World Health Organization (WHO) global initiative to speed the development, production and distribution of coronavirus drugs and vaccines. Read More.

Senate Democrats silent as #DropOutBiden trends on Twitter

As new information surfaced in the sexual assault allegation against presumptive Democratic Party presidential nominee Joe Biden, the hashtag #DropOutBiden trended on Twitter. Read More.

McEnany: Trump economy will return in May in 'strong way’

May will be a key month for economic recovery as states begin to emerge from government-imposed coronavirus lockdown, White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany said on Saturday. Read More.

China specialist warns U.S. must close growing 'strategic gap'

There is a high level of concern among U.S. officials that China may be preparing to resume nuclear testing, an analyst noted. Read More.

Writer of Russia ‘dossier’ ‘wiped’ records he used to build it

Ex-British spy Christopher Steele now says the computer files of his research used to compile the anti-Trump dossier have been "wiped." Read More.

Michigan governor pulls contract she awarded to ally

Michigan's Democratic Gov. Gretchen Whitmer has rescinded a contract for a database to track the spread of coronavirus she had awarded to a Democratic consulting firm, a report said. Read More.

Poll: China’s propaganda not persuading Americans

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) is engaged in a massive propaganda campaign aimed at deflecting criticism over its coronavirus negligence. It has not convinced Americans, who widely blame China for the devastation the virus has caused. Read More.

California moves against protests; Police defy lockdown orders

Following several anti-lockdown protests and at least one anti-vaccine demonstration in recent days, the California Highway Patrol (CHP) has banned all group events at the state capitol during the coronavirus crisis. Read More.

Climate activists inspired: Pandemic called 'real opportunity'

Climate alarmists are using the coronavirus health crisis as a "dress rehearsal" for what they call the "climate emergency," analysts say. Read More.

Flurry of Trump-Putin calls prompted by oil crisis

On March 30, Russian leader Vladimir Putin and U.S. President Donald Trump spoke by telephone, the first of five calls between the two over the next five weeks, a flurry of communication unprecedented during Trump's 3 1/2 years in office. Read More.

Harvard's $40.9 billion endowment and stimulus package

On April 22, Harvard said it would return the $8.6 million in coronavirus relief funds it received from the federal government. But, while doing so, the Ivy League institution also took at swipe at President Donald Trump, who had pressured Harvard to return the funds. Read More.