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Whose side is Bloomberg on? Billionaire always defends China

Billionaire and 2020 Democratic presidential candidate Mike Bloomberg has gone to alarming lengths over the years to avoid provoking China’s autocratic government in the interest of preserving Chinese interests in his global corporation. Read More.

Sharyl Attkisson explains why Trump merits 2nd term

Whoever the Democrats eventually pick as their 2020 candidate won’t matter. President Donald Trump has already secured a second term, journalist Sharyl Attkisson wrote. Read More.

Out of Biden's mind: Did climate deal with Deng Xiaoping?

While citing his accomplishments as vice president in the Obama administration, Joe Biden on Monday claimed that he had worked on the Paris Climate Agreement with China's Deng Xiaoping. Read More.

Fed up lesbian feminist comes out as conservative

A lesbian feminist YouTube star said she has had enough of the intolerance of leftists and is joining the conservative movement which she said is much more supportive of free speech. Read More.

Angry at Chick-fil-A? University art contest helps students cope

Some say the best way to offend a leftist is to eat at Chick-fil-A. Students at the University of Kansas are getting a chance to test that theory. Read More.

Update: Authorities investigating whistleblower's death

The death of former Department of Homeland Security (DHS) official and Obama-era whistleblower Philip Haney has not been conclusively ruled as a suicide, according to the California sheriff’s office investigating Haney’s death. Read More.

Trump counters China in India, calls out Supremes

U.S. President Donald Trump solidified the U.S.-India relationship this week during his first visit to the world’s most populous democracy which also represents Trump’s best counterweight to China in the region. Read More.

It's alive! Socialism is MSNBC's monster

Socialism and its sister ideology, communism, are alive and well in America today. Read More.

Trump's new 'wall': Immigrants would have to show 'self sufficiency'

The Supreme Court on Friday paved the way for the Trump administration to re-instate the Public Charge Grounds Final Rule, which requires immigrants to be self-sufficient. Read More.

Report: FBI's 'Agent One' filtered data for FISA warrant

An FBI agent who was “primarily responsible for some of the most significant errors and omissions" during the bureau’s obtaining FISA warrant to wiretap Trump campaign adviser Carter Page has been referred for disciplinary review, a report said. Read More.

Russian asset? Check out Adam Schiff, colleague says

No one has played into the Kremlin’s hands more than Rep. Adam Schiff, said Texas Republican Rep. John Ratcliffe, a member of the House Intelligence Committee which Schiff chairs. Read More.

'Total disaster' no more: Trump rocks 9th Circuit Court

At the start of Donald Trump’s presidency, Democratic-appointed judges held an 11-seat majority on the liberal 9th Circuit Court of Appeals. Read More.

United Way's fellow travelers: Charity begins abroad

How many Americans – many of whom are pressured to donate in intensive inner-office campaigns at their places of employment – are aware of just how committed the "venerable" charitable organization the United Way really is to importing Third World refugees into the West? Read More.

Wild about 'Cuban revolution'? He can 'kiss Florida goodbye'

Florida will not be in play for Democrats if Bernie Sanders does indeed go on to win the party’s 2020 presidential nomination, an activist said. Read More.

'Day may come': CDC warns of China-like coronavirus shutdowns

U.S. health officials are preparing for the Wuhan coronavirus (COVID-19) to become a pandemic, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said on Friday. Read More.