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Sen. Graham seeks State Dept. dcuments on Bidens, Ukraine

Sen. Lindsey Graham said on Nov. 21 that he has requested documents from the State Department related to communications between Joe Biden, Hunter Biden and Ukraine. Read More.

Author: Clinton Foundation thrived on quid quo pros

High dollar donors to the Clinton Foundation during Hillary Clinton’s tenure as secretary of state “had every expectation of quid pro quo” in the form of access to the then-secretary, said the author of “Clinton Cash”. Read More.

Tiny Dominica is China's spearhead for the Caribbean

The Chinese Embassy in Dominica, outside the main capital, Roseau, is, however, disproportionately large, and clearly a base for regional operations, particularly by the Ministry of State Security (MSS), Beijing’s national-level intelligence service, conducted away from scrutiny. Read More.

Dems' breathtaking contempt: Impeachment and socialism

You need only to have paid attention for the excruciating, exhausting, emotionally draining 24 hours of Wednesday, November 20, 2019 to understand all you really need to know about today’s Democratic Party. Read More.

Found: Ukrainian link to Fusion GPS and the Russia dossier

A May 2016 memo obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation shows a Ukrainian link to Fusion GPS, which was paid by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) and Hillary Clinton’s campaign to commission the dossier which instigated the Trump-Russia hoax. Read More.

Would Warren tear down the wall? 'Of course we should do it'

Sen. Elizabeth Warren on Wednesday said she would have no problem using taxpayer money to destroy parts of the border wall built during the Trump administration. Read More.

Why Rep. Elise Stefanik emerged as 'impeachment' star

Rep. Elise Stefanik has emerged as a GOP star for her cross-examination of Democrats’ witnesses during the public impeachment hearings. Read More.

Quid pro what? Sondland's testimony crumbles

During public impeachment hearings on Wednesday, Republicans stressed that President Donald Trump never said military aid to Ukraine was contingent on investigations into Burisma and Hunter Biden. Read More.

California's road rage at the White House

The state of California is ramping up a spit-wad barrage (out of cardboard straws) at President Trump while angering major automobile manufacturers in a puff of putrid breath. Read More.

North Korea’s 'Gat-Geun Tactic' aims to destroy South Korea-U.S.-Japan trilateral relations

The U.S.-Republic of Korea (ROK) alliance has defended South Korea against external threats, especially threats emanating from North Korea, for almost 70 years. Read More.

Report: Schiff lied about statute protecting whistlblower's anonymity

House Intelligence Committee chair Rep. Adam Schiff openly lied on two occasions during the Nov. 19 public impeachment hearings, reports say. Read More.

War heroes on Lt. Col. Vindman: 'Operative with agenda'

American war heroes are slamming Democrats’ star impeachment witness Lt. Col. Alexander Vindman as a “disgrace” and an “operative with an agenda.” Read More.

Warren’s 'wealth tax' on super rich called unconstitutional

Elizabeth Warren, with her wealth tax on America’s “super rich,” is taking class warfare to a new and “probably illegal” level, a columnist wrote. Read More.

Oops: Migrant kids detained under Obama not newsworthy

When several major media outlets received information that some 100,000 immigrant children were being detained by the United States, they quickly jumped on the opportunity to again slam President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. Read More.

Iran regime struggles as mass protests erupt in 100 cities

Mass protests are raging in more than 100 cities in Iran days after the Islamic Republic, under pressure from sanctions, finally announced fuel rationing and a 50 percent increase in gas prices. Read More.