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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.

Roger Stone gets jail time; President charges unequal justice

Roger Stone on Thursday was sentenced to more than three years in prison. Read More.

Trump visit aims to deepen U.S.-India strategic ties vs China

U.S. President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump make their first official visit to India next week. The president is using the occasion to "strengthen the United States-India strategic partnership," according to a White House statement. Read More.

Conservatives under attack on publicly-funded campuses

The liberal elite of American academia have no tolerance for true diversity of thought. Read More.

How dare he? U.S. sets record in reducing carbon emissions

A report last week noted that the United States on President Donald Trump’s watch leads the world in reducing carbon emissions. Read More.

'Just the facts, ma'am': How real is media storm at DOJ?

Democrats and their leftist media allies had a "stop-the-presses" moment Tuesday when reports surfaced that Attorney General William Barr was fed up with President Donald Trump's tweets and was ready to quit. Read More.

Leading Democrat Bernie Sanders a shoo-in with Trotskyists

A Trotskyist was on the march at a Bernie Sanders rally in Seattle on Monday. Read More.

‘Pets’ or 'companions'? Poll finds PETA has gone 'barking mad'

PETA is encouraging humans to call the animal friends in their home “companion” instead of “pet.” Read More.

Democrats' lurch left seen costing Latino votes

President Donald Trump has a solid base of Latino support that is only growing as the president's economy keeps humming. Read More.

Desperation in Seoul over communist threat; News blackout

A driving snowstorm and the continued threat of the Wuhan coronavirus could not stop thousands of South Koreans from taking to the streets in Seoul to protest the liberal policies of President Moon Jae-In, who they say is subordinating the country to communism under China and North Korea. Read More.

Pardons and phone calls: Trump plays with Democrat minds

The high-profile pardons and commutations doled out by President Trump may just turn out to be the smartest political operation he has conducted this year. Read More.

Weaponizing wealth: What Bloomberg is getting for his money

Billionaire Mike Bloomberg has pumped more than $360 million of his personal fortune into his upstart bid for the 2020 Democratic Party presidential nomination. Read More.

Intelligence agencies 'most immediate threat', says analyst

In a May 2019 interview, Attorney General William Barr noted that U.S. intelligence agencies have come to identify “the national interest with their own political preferences.” Read More.

Obama-Soros asked, FBI investigated, says Dershowitz

President Barack Obama ordered the FBI to investigate someone after leftist billionaire George Soros had asked for the investigation, Harvard Law School professor Alan Dershowitz said. Read More.

Peace Prize nominee: Hong Kong opened border to virus

Hong Kong independence activist and Nobel Peace Prize nominee Andy Chan Ho-Tin condemned the Hong Kong government, which serves at the Chinese Communist Party’s whim, for refusing to close its border with China, greatly increasing the risk that the Wuhan coronavirus would spread in the autonomous territory. Read More.