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President tells ex-inmates: 'We believe in second chances'

America “believes in redemption,” President Donald Trump told a group of former prison inmates who graduated on Thursday from a program which helps them re-enter society. Read More.

Drip, drip: FBI emails reveal new clues on Clinton-Trump probes

Judicial Watch announced it received emails between former FBI official Peter Strzok and former FBI attorney Lisa Page whichshow former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, in her interview with the FBI about her email controversy apologized for “the work and effort” it caused the bureau and saying she chose to use it “out of convenience” and that “it proved to be anything but.” Read More.

In Munich, Pompeo dismisses 'Westlessness' in Atlantic Alliance

Are the two sides of the Atlantic drifting apart? Do the political and security ties forged during the dark years of the Cold War still hold firm? Is the Atlantic Alliance which preserved Europe’s freedom and allowed for its prosperity, now simply a historical footnote? Read More.

Report: Ilhan Omar married her brother to get him 'papers'

Rep. Ilhan Omar married her brother in order to get him the documentation he needed to go to school in the United States, a member of the Minneapolis Somali community said, according to a report. Read More.

California justice: Safeguarding Kate Steinle's killer

The sanctuary state of California is going all out to ensure that the illegal immigrant who killed Kate Steinle is freed of all charges, an analyst said. Read More.

Media floats quid-pro-quo Trump rumor about Julian Assange

Several major media outlets ran with an unsubstantiated rumor which claimed a California Republican congressman had acted on orders from President Donald Trump to offer WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange a pardon in exchange for Assange saying Russia was not involved in the 2016 DNC emails leak. Read More.

White House targets Moscow's lifeline to Venezuela

Ostracized and considered illegitimate by the United States and most of Latin America and Europe, Venezuela's Maduro regime has had one constant supporter — Russia. Read More.

Warren laps the field: Green New Deal doesn’t 'go far enough'

Sen. Elizabeth Warren says the $93 trillion Green New Deal does not “go far enough” in addressing what she says is the biggest problem facing the world today, climate change. Read More.

Chinese offer Solomon Islands a loan 70 times larger than its GDP

A Chinese businessman has floated a $100 billion loan offer to the tiny Pacific island nation of Solomon Islands, a report said. Read More.

Report: PM upholds Brexit voters, sets standards for immigrants

Post-Brexit Great Britain plans to close its borders to those who can’t speak English and to unskilled workers, reports say. Read More.

Gallup Poll backs Trump , not Obama, on economy

Barack Obama’s claim that his Recovery Act “paved the way” for the current economic boom is just the “latest con job” from the former president, President Donald Trump said. Read More.

Who gets foreign aid? Offshore accounts, World Bank admits

A new report said that about a sixth of all foreign aid intended for the world's poorest nations has flowed into bank accounts in tax havens owned by corrupt elites. Read More.

Radio's Levin levels anti-Trump senator who met Iran's Zarif

Sen. Chris Murphy on Tuesday confirmed reports that he met secretly with Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif in Munich during a security conference last week. Read More.

President Trump pardon list catches Left off guard

Leftist celebrity Chelsea Handler got a quick dose of reality after she attempted to paint President Donald Trump as a racist in relation to his recent slew of pardons. Read More.

Blue cities making state secessionists see red

As leftist policies in blue states increasingly creep from Democratic-controlled major cities to the suburban and rural areas they call home, large numbers of conservatives are joining secessionist movements, a report said. Read More.