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Rosenstein’s sister pushed CDC’s panic button on coronavirus

“It's not so much a question of if this will happen anymore, but more really a question of when it will happen,” Dr. Nancy Messonnier said, according to a Feb. 25 NPR report. Read More.

North Korea seals off world from its coronavirus secrets

In a time of crisis, near-panic, over a disease to which the best medical minds have yet to find a sure cure, total cooperation is essential. The World Health Organization, scientists around the world, anyone who knows anything is duty-bound to try and help. Read More.

Report: FBI failed to check Steele court documents

In obtaining the fourth and final wiretap warrant to spy on Trump campaign associate Carter Page, the FBI ignored anti-Trump dossier author Christopher Steele’s own admission in court that at least part of his dossier was based on mere gossip, a report said. Read More.

Coronavirus take toll among top Iran officials

The coronavirus is taking a heavy toll on high ranking government officials in Iran. Read More.

Did Bernie take the Flavor out of Public Enemy?

Is Bernie Sanders responsible for taking the Flavor out of Public Enemy? Read More.

Nunes sues Washington Post for 'hit piece'

Rep. Devin Nunes has filed a lawsuit against The Washington Post for a "hit piece" the California Republican said amounted to defamation. Read More.

President Trump visits post-democratic socialist India

Though many pundits smirkingly dismissed Donald Trump’s whirlwind trip to India as simply style over substance, the clear message was that the United States was reaffirming its close commitment to political and commercial ties to India, the world’s largest democracy. Read More.

Call from Obama: ‘Establishment’ suddenly rallies behind Biden

While not surprised that the Democratic Party establishment would close ranks against socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders, the Sanders campaign was reportedly caught off guard by just how quickly establishment Democrats coalesced around Joe Biden. Read More.

After rough day in Syria, Turkey 'opened the doors' to Europe

Shortly after Turkey suffered its worst single-day military casualties at the hands of Russian-backed Syrian government forces in Idlib last week, President Recep Tayyip Erdogan publicly stated he was opening Turkey’s borders to Syrian refugees fleeing into Europe. Read More.

Don't look now but facial recognition arrests are coming

A person in the United Kingdom reportedly is the first to be arrested using real-time facial recognition on the streets – a sign that the technology is becoming a viable law enforcement tool. Read More.

1,000 deaths and 6 months later, Obama declared H1N1 emergency

Six months and 1,000 deaths after it was detected in the U.S. in 2009, President Barack Obama declared H1N1 a public health emergency Read More.

Judge: 'Time to hear directly from Secretary Clinton'

U.S. District Court Judge Royce C. Lamberth granted Judicial Watch’s request to depose former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton about her emails and Benghazi attack documents, Judicial Watch announced on March 2. Read More.

Hanson: After impeachment bar lowered, how would Obama do?

Even amid his “worst scandals and dangerous policies,” few critics advocated for the impeachment of President Barack Obama, historian and columnist Victor Davis Hanson noted. Read More.

Nunes vows justice for DOJ 'dirty cops' if GOP wins House

If Republicans are able to take back the majority in the House, Rep. Devin Nunes vowed that the “dirty cops” involved in the Trump-Russia hoax will be held to account. Read More.

Shock: Former never-Trumper buys $1 billion stake in Twitter

An investment firm headed by a former never-Trumper who now supports the president has bought a large stake in Twitter with the intent of replacing CEO Jack Dorsey, reports say. Read More.