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Hong Kong fury: 'LeBron James stands for money. Period'

Disgusted by his public bow to the communist regime in China, pro-democracy supporters in Hong Kong on Oct. 15 burned jerseys of NBA superstar LeBron James. Read More.

Change agent: President Trump’s first thousand days

Any overview of the first 1,000 days of President Donald Trump’s administration must be centered around one word: change. Read More.

Steele dossier memos 'directly' reached Obama

A new book by the founders of Fusion GPS reveals that then-President Barack Obama received the memos that made up the unverified anti-Trump dossier. Read More.

RNC set for war on impeachment; Gowdy 'psyched'

The Republican National Committee (RNC) has already raised $2.3 million for the fight against Democrats’ efforts to impeach President Donald Trump that are using secret hearings, closed to Republicans. Read More.

Political odds: Hillary Clinton’s last-minute sprint?

Hillary Clinton has covertly implied that she might be convinced to enter the 2020 race; her polling numbers show that she could threaten the Democrat pecking order. Read More.

Gender confusion trips up 'uneasy' Hillary

In an interview with Great Britain’s The Sunday Times, Hillary Clinton blamed “generational” difference for her not being as woke on trans rights as her daughter Chelsea. Read More.

Other side heard as fight over Syria rages here, there

U.S. President Donald Trump, in a phone call with Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, called for an immediate ceasefire in Syria. Read More.

North Korea, Venezuela sign military pact

On Oct. 2 in Pyongyang, one day after North Korea’s latest missile test, Venezuela and North Korea “signed a series of agreements pledging military and technological cooperation,” according to a report by South Korea’s Yonhap News Agency. Read More.

Tlaib: Jail an option for Trump officials who won't cooperate

Democrats have had conversations about having the House of Representatives sergeant-at-arms take uncooperative White House officials into custody, Rep. Rashida Tlaib said. Read More.

Banned ‘South Park’ lampoons both China and NBA

While the NBA was groveling at the feet of Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping, many observers said the creators of South Park were giving the communists a more appropriate message. Read More.

Impeachment frenzy claims first casualty: Hunter Biden

Pressure is increasing on former Vice President Joe Biden and his family despite overwhelming U.S. media support. Read More.

Conservatives take to the streets, shake Seoul government

Scandal-plagued South Korean Justice Minister Cho Kuk resigned on Oct. 14 as the opposition turned up the heat on the leftist Moon Jae-In administration, charging a dual system of justice and discrimination against North Korean defectors. Read More.

Hong Kong protesters defy new law, wear Xi masks

Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping issued a stark warning when it comes to “territorial integrity,” one of the communist state’s “core interests.” Read More.

Happy Columbus Day – or is it Indigenous Peoples’ Day?

The second Monday in October is celebrated across the nation – with a few exceptions – as Columbus Day. Read More.

What health care for illegals would cost taxpayers

Joe Biden, Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Sen. Bernie Sanders, the frontrunners for the 2020 Democratic Party presidential nomination, have all endorsed a plan in which American taxpayers would foot the bill for health care for illegal immigrants living in the U.S. Read More.