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A recent report from U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) may help shed light on the costs of allowing non-citizens to remain in our country. Read More.

Giuliani: Ukrainians saw U.S. envoy as 'very pro-Hillary'

Rudy Giuliani said: “There are at least five Ukrainian officials who are willing to testify against her ( Marie Yovanovitch), not anonymously, like their whistleblower, not hearsay, like their first two witnesses — this may be hard for Adam Schiff to take — but they would actually give real testimony." Read More.

Messing with our minds? Report reveals Google methods

Google has long contended that its search algorithms are objective and free from human biases. Read More.

Trump White House reverses policy on Israeli settlements

The Trump administration has reversed a decades-old policy which had declared Israeli settlements in Judea and Samaria illegal. Read More.

New Strzok-Page emails refute pro-Clinton narrative

Newly obtained documents show that at least three email chains marked classified confidential were found on Hillary Clinton's unsecure email server, contradicting the former secretary of state's claims that she "never received nor sent" classified material on the private server. Read More.

Retired officers warn Seoul against jeopardizing U.S. alliance

A group of retired South Korean generals is calling on the administration of liberal President Moon Jae-In to reverse his stance and extend the General Security of Military Information Agreement (GSOMIA) between South Korea and Japan. Read More.

Despite impeachment drama, Trump leaves the field behind

Despite being pilloried by the media, facing a massive impeachment effort by House Democrats, and generally getting incredibly poor press coverage, Donald Trump has not only improved his overall job approval numbers but also managed to pull ahead of the 2020 contender pack. Read More.

Soros reportedly colluded with 'whistleblower' on Ukraine

The so-called Trump-Ukraine “whistleblower” was kept up to date on the activities of George Soros in Ukraine, a report said. Read More.

Extremely young Hong Kong protesters stymie CCP

Police records indicate that over one third of all pro-democracy activists arrested in the current Hong Kong demonstrations were born after China reclaimed Hong Kong from Great Britain in 1997. Read More.

Questions for Marie Yovanovitch: Here's a few more

Investigative journalist John Solomon, who has been out front on the Biden-Burisma story, posed several questions that he believes Marie Yovanovitch should answer. Read More.

White House warns Iran regime as nationwide protests erupt

The White House on Sunday condemned the Iranian regime for using "lethal force" against demonstrators during escalating protests that erupted after Iranian officials announced an increase in gas prices. At least two people have been killed in the protests and according to news reports Internet access has been heavily suppressed. Read More.

Clinton vs Thatcher: A tale of two women

Both would reach pinnacles in an otherwise man’s world. But only one broke the glass ceiling, and for that it seems Hillary Clinton is publicly snubbing former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, the late Margaret Thatcher. Read More.

New Soros DAs shock Dem establishment in D.C. suburbs

Democratic incumbents in 2 northern Virginia cities who lost district attorney races to George Soros-funded radicals say they now fear for the safety of residents in the affluent Washington, D.C. suburbs. Read More.

Limbaugh: 'Sorry, I don’t feel a lot of sympathy for this cabal'

Radio host Rush Limbaugh noted he may be the only media figure who does not have sympathy for Marie Yovanovitch and he explained why in some detail. Read More.

YouTube 'Sex-Ed': Trans man explains breast removal to kids

The “Sex-Ed School” series on YouTube, which has not been banned, says it is “a fun new web series for kids to get real info from experts and discover all the answers they want to know now.” Read More.