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Above the law? Hillary's agents block process servers

Having thus far successfully dodged charges related to her email scandal, Hillary Clinton is now refusing to accept legal documents in Rep. Tulsi Gabbard’s $50 million defamation lawsuit against her. Read More.

Opinion: Teen Vogue's unholy impact, sinister corporate allies

One of the most depraved, purely evil corporate entities to be found in America today is Teen Vogue. Read More.

Game over? Sen. Paul sees continued Democrat asssault

The announcements by Sens. Lisa Murkowski and Lamar Alexander all but assured the Senate will move to quickly end the impeachment proceedings with a likely acquittal of President Donald Trump in a matter of days. Read More.

Ukraine's Zelensky hails Trump's 'unwavering' support

Asked whether President Donald Trump’s impeachment has spoiled U.S.-Ukraine relations, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday said “it seems to me it’s the other way around.” Read More.

Brexit: The unquenchable fire spanning the globe

Brexit is one of the most historically significant events of recent times. Read More.

Prosecutor files criminal complaint against Biden

The Ukrainian prosecutor who Joe Biden boasted about getting fired has filed an official criminal complaint against the former vice president, a report said. Read More.

'Government misconduct': Gen. Flynn withdraws guilty plea

Gen. Michael Flynn on Wednesday withdrew his guilty plea and called on the court to dismiss his case for “egregious government misconduct.” Read More.

Horowitz's classified footnotes may conceal damning evidence

Michael Horowitz’s report firmly established that substantial spying on the Trump campaign took place under the guise of investigating Russia collusion. Read More.

Bolton’s 'lack of credibility'? That was then, this is now

Democrats who in the past said John Bolton has no credibility now say his testimony is essential to the “search for truth” in the Senate impeachment trial. Read More.

As China smiles on Burma, World Court issues ruling

Amid deepening political and economic ties between Burma and China, the Southeast Asian state is being fully integrated into Beijing’s Belt and Road Initiative. Read More.

Dems dream of turning Texas blue dashed — for now

Is Texas slowly turning blue? That was the question on many minds leading up to the special election to replace Republican John Zerwas as state representative for District 28. Read More.

Biden signals return of both Obamas in his administration

Joe Biden on Tuesday hinted that both his former boss and the wife of his former boss could play leading roles in a Biden administration. Read More.

Key poll finds impeachment spurs Trump approval ratings

The more Democrats and their media allies try to remove the duly elected president, the more popular he gets. Read More.

Coronavirus crisis also poses threat to Xi Jinping regime

With nearly 60 million Chinese now under restriction or quarantine, the CCP regime is facing its most serious array of pressures since the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s. Read More.

All Democrat, all the time: The New Mexico case study

Since 1931, no other state has had single-party Democrat rule at the state level as long as New Mexico, a columnist noted. Read More.