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Pentagon pressed on informant who spied on Trump campaign

The chairman of the Senate Finance Committee is demanding detailed information on payments the Pentagon’s secretive Office of Net Assessment (ONA) made to an FBI informant who spied on President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign. Read More.

Impeachment: Emblem of the Left's anti-intellectual thinking

Success in politics has always required vision beyond the latest crisis and thinking beyond one’s own most extreme instincts. For Democrats and the Left, a striking inability to accomplish either fundamental task has headed them inexorably toward a ditch. Read More.

‘Whistleblower’ talked of ousting Trump . . . in early 2017

In the early days of the Trump presidency, the CIA analyst whose name has been linked as the “anonymous” whistleblower who touched off the impeachment inquiry was heard discussing how to remove the president from office, a report said. Read More.

U.S. plays hardball with China's Huawei, despite deal

The freshly minted Phase 1 of the U.S.-China trade deal will not stop the U.S. government from pursuing criminal cases against Chinese telecommunications giant Huawei, officials say. Read More.

Fired Denver Post columnist insisted there are 2 sexes

The most read columnist for the Denver Post no longer has a job at the newspaper after he wrote that there are only two sexes. Read More.

If president, Biden would grant sanctuary to drunk driving illegals

If he were elected president, Joe Biden says he would not deport illegal immigrants who are arrested for drunk driving. Read More.

Iran regime traumatized by consecutive strategic disasters

Still reeling from the loss of terror kingpin Qasem Soleimani, Iran suffered another major humiliation when its so-called elite aerospace forces mistakenly shot down a Ukrainian passenger plane. Read More.

Could things get worse for Democrats? Here comes Hillary

In a party struggling to define itself nationally as it seeks a standard-bearer for its 2020 challenge to an incumbent President Donald Trump, the last thing Democrats need is more Hillary Clinton. Yet that is exactly what they will be getting. Read More.

Black conservatives tailed by white Antifa leftists at Denver parade

A group of Antifa leftists, all of them white, harassed a group of black conservatives who were marching in the Martin Luther King Jr. parade in Denver on Monday, a report said. Read More.

Virginia governor claims he 'de-escalated' peaceful rally

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam suggested that it was his emergency declaration that prevented violence from erupting at Monday’s Second Amendment rally in Richmond. Read More.

Politicized coverage of Russian hoax wrecked life, scholar says

A Russian-born British scholar who was caught up in the Trump-Russia hoax is suing FBI informant Stefan Halper and several media outlets who she said spread malicious lies about her. Read More.

PM burned by Australian fires but green policies may be to blame

The catastrophic bushfires in Australia have claimed at least 28 lives, destroyed more than 2,600 homes and scorched more than 25.7 million acres. Read More.

Realignment: Poll data reveals a shift to the right

As the impeachment trial for President Donald J. Trump begins in earnest, one likely wonders how much damage has been done to the nation. Have we lost faith in the system? Read More.

The new low-credibility impeachment witness: Anthony de Caluwe

The latest major media “bombshell” in the Trump-Ukraine saga involves reports that a European “Trump backer” was involved in a scheme to surveil former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine and Democrat impeachment star witness Marie Yovanovitch. Read More.

Senate trial: President's team could move to dismiss charges

A resolution being drafted by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would allow President Donald Trump’s legal team to immediately dismiss the impeachment charges. Read More.