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NY excluded from Trusted Travelers; Cuomo issues threat

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Friday threatened to sue the Trump administration for its decision to block New York residents from access to the government’s Trusted Travelers programs. Read More.

Silicon Valley agency declares 'climate emergency'

Silicon Valley’s transportation authority issued a resolution last week declaring a “climate emergency.” Read More.

Orson Bean, 91, father in law of Andrew Breitbart

Orson Bean commented that the Hollywood of yesterday embraced patriotism and was never ashamed of it, and "without it he would have been forlorn and lost." Read More.

If DOJ fails to indict, more coups coming, reporter warns

If those responsible for instigating the Trump-Russia collusion hoax are not held accountable, it will only encourage more partisan political “coups” in the future, an investigative journalist said. Read More.

Bongino on Buttigieg: Manages 'to never answer a question'

Since his rise in the polls and alleged victory in the Iowa caucuses, Pete Buttigieg is getting much more attention from his competitors for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Read More.

Pompeo warns U.S. governors of targeted China espionage

China's operatives to the United States seek to tear down American values and promote communism, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo told a gathering of U.S. state governors on Saturday in remarks that were blunt and raised eyebrows. Read More.

'Yellow peril': Return of historic prejudices?

The spread of a deadly disease brings out the best and the worst in people. Read More.

‘Biggest wakeup call’: Virginia moves on bill to ban AR-15s

Virginia’s Democratic-controlled legislature on Friday took the first step in their pursuit to ban sporting rifles, large-capacity magazines, and suppressors. Read More.

Trey Gowdy: President right to believe FBI out to get him

Given he has fought back against their constant attacks since first announcing his run for the White House, did Democrats and their corporate media allies really believe President Donald Trump would apologize in the wake of the partisan impeachment circus? Read More.

Alexander Vindman removed from restructured NSC

One of the Democrats’ key witnesses in their partisan impeachment inquiry has been fired from his post at the National Security Council (NSC). Read More.

U.S. strike kills founder of Al Qaida in the Arabian Peninsula

Another top terrorist leader has been eliminated by U.S. forces, President Donald Trump said on Thursday. Read More.

GOP braces for new round of post-impeachment attacks

The White House is already bracing for and Democrats are wholeheartedly dedicated to impeachment 2.0, a report said. Read More.

Year of the rat: Xi JInping's grand plan for China in peril

The Chinese "year of the rat" which began on Jan. 25, is off to a rocky start for the Chinese Communist Party. Read More.

Bill backed by AOC 'designed to create whole new country'

A new immigration bill being pushed by Democrats would not only decriminalize illegals entry into the U.S. but would use “taxpayer money to bring deported criminals back into America,” Fox News host Tucker Carlson reported on Thursday. Read More.

U.S. aims to halt all-out China’s espionage theft of tech

The Trump administration has stepped up efforts to stop China’s extensive espionage operations in the United States. Read More.