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Supreme Court: States can prosecute illegals who steal IDs

States have the authority to prosecute illegal immigrants who gain employment in the U.S. by stealing the identities of American citizens, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday. Read More.

Cenk Uygur comes unhinged over Super Tuesday losses

The leftist host of a progressive YouTube show that has more than 4.5 million subscribers is livid that the Democratic Party establishment rallied behind Joe Biden and against Bernie Sanders on Super Tuesday. Read More.

Chinese official denied top spot at intellectual property agency

The United State was successful in preventing a Chinese official from being named director-general of the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO). Read More.

GOP leads in 6 of 7 California districts it lost in 2018

California could turn out to be a major key if Republicans are to re-gain control of the House of Representatives in the 2020 election. Read More.

Schumer threatens Gorsuch, Kavanaugh; Chief Justice rebukes

Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer faced a torrent of criticism for comments on an abortion case that is before the Supreme Court in which the New York Democrat threatened Justices Brett Kavanaugh and Neil Gorsuch. Read More.

‘You are disqualified, sir’: Air Force veteran confronts Biden

During a campaign stop in Oakland on March 3, Joe Biden was confronted by an Air Force veteran who blasted the former vice president for his support of the war in Iraq. Read More.

328 Chinese detained trying to enter U.S. at southern border

As part of heightened awareness on the borders in the U.S.'s fight against the coronavirus, Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officials said they have since January caught 328 Chinese who had attempted to cross the Mexico border into the United States. Read More.

Cancel culture targets 1980 USA 'Miracle on Ice'

The 1980 “Miracle on Ice,” in which the U.S. hockey team defeated a heavily favored Soviet squad, really “wasn’t a miracle at all,” according to a Sacramento Bee columnist. Read More.

30 states have tech contracts with China’s Lenovo and Lexmark

A large number of states in the U.S. have contracts with two Chinese firms — Lenovo and Lexmark — which are required to report data and information they receive to the communist government in Beijing, security analysts say. Read More.

Limbaugh: Biden knows he can't mention Creator

What many saw as one of Joe Biden's latest gaffes wasn't really a gaffe at all, radio host Rush Limbaugh noted. Read More.

Perfect storm for Joe: Trump sums up Super Tuesday

The Democratic Party establishment enabled Joe Biden to resurrect his presidential campaign on Super Tuesday while "selfish" Elizabeth Warren badly damaged Bernie Sanders' chances, President Donald Trump assessed. Read More.

Illegal charged with child rape caught after NYC released him

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents have apprehended an illegal immigrant who was charged with child rape in New York City, but had been released due to the city's sanctuary policies. Read More.

Rosenstein’s sister pushed CDC’s panic button on coronavirus

“It's not so much a question of if this will happen anymore, but more really a question of when it will happen,” Dr. Nancy Messonnier said, according to a Feb. 25 NPR report. Read More.

North Korea seals off world from its coronavirus secrets

In a time of crisis, near-panic, over a disease to which the best medical minds have yet to find a sure cure, total cooperation is essential. The World Health Organization, scientists around the world, anyone who knows anything is duty-bound to try and help. Read More.

Report: FBI failed to check Steele court documents

In obtaining the fourth and final wiretap warrant to spy on Trump campaign associate Carter Page, the FBI ignored anti-Trump dossier author Christopher Steele’s own admission in court that at least part of his dossier was based on mere gossip, a report said. Read More.