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The Rush Limbaugh-Orson Bean-Andrew Breitbart connection

Returning to his broadcast on Tuesday after receiving treatment for lung cancer, radio host Rush Limbaugh discussed the legacy of the late actor Orson Bean and his son-in-law, the late Andrew Breitbart. Read More.

Gallup poll shock: Voters ‘better off’ in record results

A significantly higher number of Americans say they are “better off” under the Trump presidency than they were during the years his four predecessors were up for re-election, a new poll found. Read More.

Japan has stepped up as China threatened regional dominance

By establishing a muscular national security posture, Japan has emerged as a key geopolitical partner with the U.S. to contain China. Read More.

Children of Obama: Why Democrats are facing disaster

As another Democratic debate melted into campaign sloganeering and content-deprived repetition of staid stump talking points in Manchester, NH, on Feb. 7, one began to ponder how much all of this was a reflection of the most recent Dem White House occupant and his highly personal redemption-arc brand of politics. Read More.

State of the Union? Pelosi's 'mumbling' was distraction

During last week’s State of the Union address, President Donald Trump said he was driven to distraction by House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s persistent “mumbling.” Read More.

Parasites: China's 'brazen' data heist hit half of America

U.S. Attorney General William Barr on Monday announced the indictment of four members of China's military on charges of hacking into the credit reporting agency Equifax. Read More.

Giuliani will present Ukraine evidence to DOJ, Barr confirms

Attorney General William Barr has validated reports that the Department of Justice is taking information on Ukraine from Rudy Giuliani. Read More.

Coronavirus? Supeme Leader Xi most worried by 'Almighy God'

The communist government in China has branded Christianity and Catholicism as “criminal cults” and labeled the Bible a “book of cults,” say Christians who have fled what they describe as the Xi Jinping regime’s brutal persecution of people of faith. Read More.

Virginia students told not to fly 'offensive' U.S. flag from trucks

A high school administrator in Virginia reportedly told students not to fly the U.S. flag from their vehicles when they drove to school because it was potentially “offensive” and “disruptive.” Read More.

Pompeo warns failed Iran test advances missile program

Iran’s Zafar satellite failed to enter orbit on Sunday and crashed in a rural area in the country’s southeast. It was the fourth failed satellite launch in a year for Iran. Read More.

NY Democrats line up to primary 'no show' AOC

Former CNBC anchor Michelle Caruso-Cabrera on Monday filed to run for Congress in New York’s 14th district. Read More.

Seoul to South Koreans: 'Share the suffering' with China

South Korea’s liberal government is brushing off a petition signed by over 660,000 citizens urging President Moon Jae-In to prohibit the entry of Chinese residents to South Korea amid the coronavirus crisis, reports say. Read More.

Are there limits to congressional Democrats' hunger for power?

At what point do congressional Democrats acknowledge the limits of their power? Read More.

Hanson sums up 'greatest scandal in American history'

With impeachment over, at least for now, and the investigation into the origins of the Trump-Russia hoax continuing, Americans may soon learn that no one is above the law. Read More.

Budget would cut $4.4 trillion including EPA, foreign aid

President Donald Trump’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2021 aims for a balanced budget by 2035 and includes $4.4 trillion in spending cuts. Read More.