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Report: 'Dossier' written by Clinton campaign, not Steele

Ex-British spy Christopher Steele was a patsy who cashed in by merely signing his name to "proto-dossiers" concocted by the 2016 Clinton campaign, according to the book "The Plot Against the President". Read More.

Report: Chinese on social media supported embattled Seoul leader

Chinese nationals in South Korea, have been exposed using social media in an effort to thwart a massive petition drive to impeach South Korean President Moon Jae-In, a report said. Read More.

Battered wife fled Iran, began ministry but still faces danger

Having survived an abusive marriage, a Muslim woman from Iran made her way to Sweden to lead a Christian ministry for Muslims, a report said. Read More.

List of climate change skeptics erased by Wikipedia editors

Some of the world's top scientists include themselves among those who disagree with the so-called "consensus" on man-made climate change. "But the kind of intolerant leftists who tend to edit Wikipedia pages don’t want you to know this," a columnist noted. Read More.

Meanwhile, two top terror chiefs eliminated

Amid the scramble to prop up the old Democrat who can't remember his name who is running for president and establish the narrative of coronavirus as "Trump's Katrina," the corporate media failed to report that two more top terrorist leaders were reportedly eliminated. Read More.

Swedish populist hands out 'Sweden is Full' flyers in Turkey

The populist leader of the Sweden Democrat (SD) party was referred to police after he handed out flyers in Turkey proclaiming "Sweden is Full." Read More.

GOP's Buck: 'You want my AR-15, come and take it'

Rep. Ken Buck responded to Joe Biden and Beto O’Rourke’s gun control partnership by signaling they will have to "come and take it” if they want his AR-15. Read More.

ICE defies San Francisco's sanctuary law

Officials in San Francisco were livid after Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents apprehended an illegal immigrant criminal suspect at the sanctuary city's courthouse. Read More.

Citizen journalist, a professor, got Warren’s scalp

For seven years, a Cornell Law School professor maintained a website dedicated to exposing Elizabeth Warren's trouble with the truth, particularly when it came to her claims of Cherokee heritage. Read More.

Robust Trump speaks for many: 'I look at Joe, I don’t know'

In comparison to his Democrat rivals, President Donald Trump is the personification of acuity and vigor. Read More.

174 Dems opposed blocking TSA jobs for sex offenders, terrorists

All House Republicans and 42 Democrats on Thursday voted in favor of an amendment to the Rights for Transportation Security Officers Act that would keep people convicted of sexual assault, terrorism and other violent crimes from working for the Transportation Security Agency (TSA). Read More.

Russia, Russia, Russia: Nunes slams ‘lunatics’ in the media

Rep. Devin Nunes said he has long been one of the most fierce anti-Kremlin hawks in Congress, but the "lunatics in the media" are constantly creating out of whole cloth new ways to "insert" him into the Russia hoax. Read More.

FBI officials under review barred from pursuing wiretaps

Officials from the Department of Justice and FBI who are under review for their role in obtaining wiretaps to spy on Trump campaign associate Carter Page have been banned from having any involvement in the pursuit of electronic monitoring through the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court, a judge ruled. Read More.

Coronavirus: China launches major disinformation offensive

China's state-run propaganda outlets are circulating false stories on the coronavirus situation in the United States in order to take the focus away from the origin of the outbreak and criticism of the communist regime's handling of it in China, reports say. Read More.

Latest shot at Trump: Weaponized coronavirus

Most Republicans believe that the corporate media is using the coronavirus "as a tool to get" President Donald Trump, a new Rasmussen Reports found. Read More.