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Report: Reappearance of Kim Jong-Un reportedly a rush job

Kim Jong-Un’s long-awaited and much-publicized return to the public eye on May 1 was reportedly cobbled together on very short notice. Read More.

National tend: Sheriffs refuse to enforce lockdown edicts

Sheriffs nationwide are refusing to enforce coronavirus lockdown orders. Read More.

Powerful U.S. economy neutralized by 'invisible enemy'

Can we economically sustain a prolonged lockdown? Read More.

‘We are NOT in this together’ targets 'power-grabbing' pols

An advertisement which encourages Americans to "take off your mask" and "take back your freedom," amid "tyrannical" coronavirus lockdowns has been blocked by Facebook. Read More.

U.S. intel chief to unmask Team Obama's 'unmaskers'

Acting Director of National Intelligence Richard Grenell said he has decided to declassify information on Obama administration officials who were behind the “unmasking” of former national security adviser Michael Flynn. Read More.

Back in business or else; Colorado restaurant punished

As coronavirus curves are flattened, business owners are defying extended lockdown orders, contending the greater risk to the public are authoritarian power grabs by Democratic governors. Read More.

In MIchigan, just saying no to governor wins support

Day by day, more and more in Michigan are defying what they see as Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's draconian coronavirus lockdown order. Read More.

'Enough of Dr. Fauci': His errors speak louder than words

In widely reported remarks, Dr. Anthony Fauci said in an email to The New York Times that he was going to tell senators in his upcoming hearing on the coronavirus that, basically: If America doesn’t listen to me, people will die. Read More.

Cuomo offers no defense for disastrous nursing home policy

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's policy of forcing New York's nursing homes to take in patients infected with the coronavirus added more than 1,700 deaths to the count of those who died in the facilities, The Associated Press reported. Read More.

North Korea's Kim: Dead or alive? Flip a coin

North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un has dodged a bullet, meaning the onslaught of speculation about whether he was dead or alive, ill or just avoiding the coronavirus. Read More.

'OBAMAGATE': Flynn's attorney ties conspiracy to Oval Office

Among the takeaways from Attorney General William Barr's decision to pull the plug on the prosecution of Michael Flynn was that the FBI and the Obama White House coordinated closely on the investigation of Flynn, a columnist noted. Read More.

Loretta Lynch testified she was out of loop on Trump probe

The FBI operated essentially with no guidance from the Department of Justice in its now-debunked investigation of the Trump campaign, newly-released documents show. Read More.

Baltimore under aerial surveillance in 'experiment'

Baltimore police on Friday launched what the city's police commissioner described as an aerial surveillance "experiment" which records the movements of everyone in the city during the day. Read More.

Trade Adviser blisters CCP: Dismantled 'beautiful economy'

President Donald Trump “built the most powerful and beautiful economy in the world in three years,” and “the Chinese Communist Party took it down in 60 days,” White House trade adviser Peter Navarro charged on Sunday. Read More.

Stanford, other U.S. universities still partner with China institute

Stanford University, the University of Kentucky and Colorado State University are just a few of the dozens of U.S. colleges and universities which have continued their partnerships with communist China's Confucius Institute despite increasing controversy about the program. Read More.