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Who knew? Trump love boomed in Florida on his birthday

Several flotillas in Florida last Sunday were launched to celebrated President Donald Trump's birthday. Read More.

Poll: 8 in 10 Americans want police funded, order restored

An overwhelming majority of Americans want law and order restored in the country after riots have devastated many cities, a new poll found. Read More.

'Can I buy ya a hot dog?' Laid off by lockdown, worker declines

While Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was posing for a photo op at a Detroit restaurant on Thursday, a healthcare worker who was laid off as a result of the governor's coronavirus lockdown orders asked for help because his unemployment benefits had still not been processed. Read More.

Having silenced America, mob takes aim at big sports

The woke mob has convinced the University of Florida to give up a popular cheer, is demanding that the Texas Rangers baseball team change its name, and has determined exercise equipment in Oakland looks too much like a racist symbol and must be removed. Read More.

Media downplayed violence; Twitter censored Sen.Cotton

Twitter, many analysts and observers say, has been especially egregious amid the media coverage of the riots and demonstrations. Read More.

Bolton's chief of staff praises President's 'principled decision'

In his soon to be released book “The Room Where It Happened”, former national security adviser John Bolton claims the "turning point" which changed his views on President Donald Trump's ability to lead was the president's decision not to bomb Iran after it shot down a U.S. drone. Read More.

Thomas slams Supremes' DACA ruling; Trump unswayed

Despite a setback in the Supreme Court on Thursday, President Donald Trump has vowed to end the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program. Read More.

As China threat grows, Japan rethinks its pacifist constitution

Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe said Thursday that the country should consider acquiring preemptive strike capability amid ongoing regional threats, including escalating tensions on the Korean Peninsula. Read More.

Black lives universally popular; BLM called Marxist, 'totalitarian'

What exactly is Black Lives Matter? And what does it stand for? Read More.

China ramps up Taiwan ops with close eye on U.S. response

The PLA cordoned off a vast expanse of the Bohai Sea for more than 70 days in order to mobilize equipment and personnel for a series of live-fire drills to train for an amphibious landing on the mainland-facing shore of Taiwan. Read More.

For Trey Gowdy, John Bolton is the classic Washington tale

When it came to President Donald Trump's fitness, or lack thereof, for office, John Bolton had several chances to be heard, but declined. But, when it came to pad his bank account, Bolton suddenly found his voice, former Rep. Trey Gowdy noted on June 17. Read More.

Limbaugh on disturbing judgment calls at Supreme Court

The Left's tactics during the confirmation hearings of Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh was a message to other conservative justices that "if you don't want your dose of this, don't make us mad?" radio host Rush Limbaugh said. Read More.

Trump in upbeat interview suggests China's acts 'intentional'

President Donald Trump told the Wall Street Journal that his plan to heal the country’s racial wounds exposed by the death of George Floyd was to build a strong economy. Read More.

How to fix intelligence failures? New DNI told to end group think

Newly minted Director of National Intelligence John Ratcliffe should make his number one priority the rooting out of anyone in the intelligence community who participated in the plot to bring down President Donald Trump, the executive director of the Task Force on National and Homeland Security said. Read More.

Sen. Tim Kaine: The United States 'created' slavery

During a speech on the Senate floor on Tuesday, Democrat Sen. Tim Kaine actually said this: “The United States didn’t inherit slavery from anybody, we created it. It got created by the Virginia General Assembly and the legislators of the other states. It got created in the court systems in the colonial America. We created and maintained it over centuries.” Read More.