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You're fired! Intel watchdog had it coming, says the president

President Donald Trump on April 4 fought back against critics of his firing of intelligence community inspector general Michael Atkinson, saying he had an "absolute right" to do so and that Atkinson was a "disgrace." Read More.

Missing: Doctor was reprimanded for coronavirus warning

A Chinese doctor who was one of the first to publicly warn about the coronavirus has gone missing, sparking fears that she has been detained by Chinese authorities, reports say. Read More.

Pelosi defends prioritizing impeachment over virus threat

House Speaker Nancy Pelosi in an April 2 interview said she was aware of the coronavirus threat but defended prioritizing the impeachment of President Donald Trump. Read More.

Report: CDC's priorities were more political than medical

The Trump administration found that it not only inherited an inept CDC, but a highly political one as well, Rowan Scarborough noted in an April 2 analysis for The Washington Times. Read More.

Senator: WHO 'needs to stop covering' for communists

The director-general of the World Health Organization (WHO) should step down over helping to cover up China's negligence which led to the coronavirus spreading worldwide, Sen. Martha McSally said. Read More.

'Essential': Florida governor exempts churches

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has exempted religious services from his stay-at-home order aimed at slowing the spread of the coronavirus. Read More.

Trump warns Iran over projected covert Iraq attack

Iran would "pay a heavy price" for an attack on American troops or assets in Iraq, U.S. President Donald Trump warned. Read More.

If aliens invaded our world would we stop our fighting?

We are globally challenged by a deadly force, in this case the “invisible enemy” as President Donald Trump calls it, and somehow we seem to be joining together to fight the threat. Read More.

China's accountability emerges as key campaign issue

China's initial cover-up of the coronavirus could become a key issue in U.S. elections this November. Read More.

China's credibility takes hit despite propaganda offensive

Major cracks are forming in Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping's urgent global narrative which aims to paint the communist regime as reliable partners — if not world saviors — rather than the totalitarian system responsible for the Wuhan coronavirus. Read More.

He's back: Schiff wants to investigate coronavirus 'mistakes'

Rep. Adam Schiff, who was furiously pushing to impeach President Donald Trump as the coronavirus was spreading in the U.S., said he will introduce a bill to create a “nonpartisan commission” to study “our mistakes” in response to the virus. Read More.

Locked up without bail: Virginia employee shot alleged robber

An employee at a business in Arlington, Virginia was arrested after he confronted three people who allegedly broke into and attempted to rob the store. The employee, using a legally owned firearm, shot one of the suspects. Read More.

Trump credited: 'He's learning at an extraordinary pace'

President Donald Trump will be remembered as a “historic figure” for his response to the coronavirus crisis, Newt Gingrich predicted. Read More.

Stay-at-home orders credited for record-breaking gun sales

Americans are buying firearms in record numbers as more and more state and local governments issue stay-at-home orders amid the coronavirus outbreak. Read More.

The politics of death: Coronavirus and other killers

"We accept 50,000 traffic deaths a year. We accept cancer deaths. We accept suicides. We accept ’em," radio host Rush Limbaugh noted in his April 1 broadcast. But, "we haven’t accepted" coronavirus, "we have accommodated." Read More.