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His 'narconephews' credited for Maduro’s indictment

A pair of boastful "narconephews" may ultimately bring down a socialist dictator who seemed all but impervious to the powerful domestic and foreign forces lined up against him. Read More.

Graham fact-checks Pelosi: She was the one 'fiddling'

Evangelist Franklin Graham blasted House Speaker Nancy Pelosi for saying the President Donald Trump amid the coronavirus crisis is “fiddling while people are dying.” Read More.

Cuomo on the future: 'I was never running for president'

The man being floated by many in the corporate media and within his own party as a late-in-the-game replacement for the bumbling Joe Biden says he's not interested in the presidency just yet. Read More.

Unreported: The geopolitics of the war on U.S. shale oil

The ongoing oil price war between Saudi Arabia and Russia has a significant impact on U.S. national security that few in the media seem to understand. Read More.

Stanford prof: Coronavirus stats 'are almost meaningless'

Breathless media updates and dire "expert" projections of deaths from Coronavirus are overwhelming, unnerving and frequently revised. The absence of reliable stats may be the real story. Read More.

'Disease of globalization' seen inflicting elites on have-nots

Coronavirus traces its origins to the "vectors of globalization," a Yale University historian said. Read More.

Musicians at well-endowed Kennedy Center sacrificed after bailout

Included in the federal government's coronavirus relief package is $25 million for the Kennedy Center. Read More.

FDA greenlights antimalarial drugs President Trump touted

Antimalarial drugs chloroquine phosphate and hydroxychloroquine sulfate have been approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for use in treating coronavirus patients. Read More.

'Plague of Biblical proportions' called opportunity for renewal

A cataclysmic event can be the most important ingredient for spiritual renewal, a columnist wrote. Read More.

Clinton, media celebrate as U.S. leads world in coronavirus cases

In what some observers said was a new low even for them, it seemed some in the corporate media and Democratic Party actually celebrated the U.S. having the most coronavirus cases. Read More.

UK officials outraged at Beijing's coronavirus disinformation

When the coronavirus crisis is over, the British government should re-evaluate its relationship with China, including whether to continue to use Huawei for the UK's 5G infrastructure, government officials said. Read More.

Soros network, Left demand stimulus checks for illegals

Open borders proponents are demanding that illegal immigrants receive coronavirus stimulus checks. Read More.

As coronavirus shuts down U.S., border wall is going up

The Trump administration has completed 40 miles of border fencing since early February, according to Border Patrol data. Read More.

In Italy, 102-year-old woman, 101-year-old man beat the virus

Two centenarians in Italy, born when the Spanish flu was sweeping the nation, have survived the Wuhan coronavirus, reports say. Read More.

Rosneft sells assets In Venezuela to Russian state company

Russia’s largest oil producer, Rosneft, has announced that it is halting operations in Venezuela and selling its assets there to a company fully owned by the Russian government. Read More.