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Virginia Democrats challenging First Amendment rights as well

Not content with eroding residents’ Second Amendment rights, Virginia Democrats are now launching an assault on the First Amendment as well, critics say. Read More.

Analyst warns of overlooked threats from China, rogue proxies

The Chinese Communist Party shows no sign of deviating from its Leninist core values demanding that it fear democracy on Taiwan and continue its longstanding preparations to murder it in order to achieve global hegemony. Read More.

Soros in Davos: ‘Fate of world’ hinges on Trump verdict

The 2020 U.S. presidential election will determine the “fate of the world,” leftist billionaire George Soros said on Thursday at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. Read More.

Schiff in review: 'Dazzling' only for dossier believers

Democrat spokespersons in the party and their media celebrated the opening statement of Rep. Adam Schiff at the Senate impeachment trial. Read More.

DOJ letter confirms: Spying on Trump campaign ‘not lawful’

The Department of Justice has admitted in a letter that two of the four FISA warrants obtained to spy on Trump campaign associate Carter Page were “not lawful.” The DOJ said it also is not defending the legality of the other two warrants. Read More.

Pompeo: World sees, loves what America stands for

Transcript of U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's address at the Sumter County Fairgrounds in Bushnell, Florida on Jan. 23. Read More.

Trump to reveal ‘Deal of the Century’ before Netanyahu visit

U.S. President Donald Trump said he will announce his Middle East peace plan, dubbed the “Deal of the Century,” at a White House meeting next week with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Blue and White chairman Benny Gantz. Read More.

Change looms over the abortion battle as Trump marches for life

It’s a new year, and the abortion battle rages on. Read More.

Meanwhile in Hollywood Hills, Hunter Biden lives large

As he continues to defy a court order to disclose his financial information as part of a child support fight, Hunter Biden is renting a $3.8 million designer home in Hollywood Hills, a tony hillside neighborhood of Los Angeles, for $12,000 per month, a report said. Read More.

Joe Biden warns media against 'misinformation' about his son

In a memo from his campaign this week, Joe Biden warned the media that reporting on the allegations against his son Hunter Biden, a central figure in the impeachment case against President Donald Trump, would make them “enablers of misinformation.” Read More.

Alienated Virginia counties weigh joining West Virginia

As Democrats who hold the majority in the state’s legislature continue to chip away at their Second Amendment rights and focus spending on urban areas near Washington, D.C., rural Virginia counties may be looking to leave for West Virginia, a columnist wrote. Read More.

Schiff called unifying force . . . for Republicans

The Democrats’ lead impeachment manager has become a unifying force — for Republicans. Read More.

Pentagon pressed on informant who spied on Trump campaign

The chairman of the Senate Finance Committee is demanding detailed information on payments the Pentagon’s secretive Office of Net Assessment (ONA) made to an FBI informant who spied on President Donald Trump’s 2016 campaign. Read More.

Impeachment: Emblem of the Left's anti-intellectual thinking

Success in politics has always required vision beyond the latest crisis and thinking beyond one’s own most extreme instincts. For Democrats and the Left, a striking inability to accomplish either fundamental task has headed them inexorably toward a ditch. Read More.

‘Whistleblower’ talked of ousting Trump . . . in early 2017

In the early days of the Trump presidency, the CIA analyst whose name has been linked as the “anonymous” whistleblower who touched off the impeachment inquiry was heard discussing how to remove the president from office, a report said. Read More.