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Pompeo: Targeting Soleimani marked new policy of deterrence

The targeted killing of Iran terror chief Qasem Soleimani was the beginning of a major shift in U.S. policy on Iran, U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said. Read More.

Virginia Dems betray agreement, move ahead on gun control

The downside of a democratic form of government was on prominent display Jan. 13 at a Virginia Senate Judiciary Committee hearing. Read More.

Cook County, Illinois defied ICE, released 1,070 criminal illegals in 2019

Cook County in Illinois freed about 1,070 criminal illegal immigrants in fiscal year 2019, according to recently released Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) data. Read More.

Death by 'dossier': All who touched it face oblivion

Department of Justice Inspector General Michael Horowitz last month confirmed what many already had known about Christopher Steele’s anti-Trump “dossier” — that Steele “was both a pathological liar and an inveterate hater of Donald Trump who acted to ensure that Trump would not be president,” historian and columnist Victor Davis Hanson noted. Read More.

'Magically,' more Hillary Clinton emails, text messages turn up

Judicial Watch has released 37 pages of new emails recently found by the FBI that show former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used her unsecure, non-government email to transmit classified information. The new emails also show Clinton used text messages for government business. Read More.

'The United States is watching': Iran protests in day 3

As nationwide anti-government protests in Iran continued for a third consecutive day on Monday, the United States warned the Iranian regime that it would not “tolerate” violence against the demonstrators. Read More.

The fall of Spartacus: Cory Booker bows out

Spartacus has left the building. Senator Cory Booker (D-NJ) announced Jan. 13 that he is ending his bid for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Read More.

DOJ official who backed FBI abuses put in charge of reform

The former Department of Justice official selected to oversee FBI reforms in the wake of the FISA scandal was a defender of the FBI’s spying on Trump campaign associate Carter Page. Read More.

Trump thunder: ‘Do not kill your protesters’; Iran cities tense

President Donald Trump has warned the Iranian regime against violently cracking down on demonstrators who for the past two days have been protesting Iran’s accidental shooting down of a Ukrainian passenger plane. Read More.

Clinton media on Gadhafi: 'We came, we saw, he died'

When the Obama administration went after Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi without congressional approval, the major media and Democrats cheered. Read More.

Trump plays 'decapitation' card; How is Kim Jong-Un sleeping?

China disinformation: Plays major Gulf role, backs Iran as proxy

China has used disinformation to conceal its role in promoting conflict with Iran in the wake of the spike in Persian Gulf and even global military tensions following the Jan. 3 American drone strike in Baghdad, Iraq, that killed Iranian Quds Force commander Qasem Soleimani. Read More.

Australia bushfires: Climate change celebrities vs facts

Arson and general carelessness are responsible for most of the bushfires that are devastating Australia, reports say. Read More.

Soros cronies' 'New America' seeks to euthanize the old

It has become clear in recent years that those seeking to create a "New America" are following a very precise playbook. Read More.

Did DOJ spy on Benghazi reporter Sharyl Attkisson?

A Senate committee chairman is re-opening the case of the Obama administration’s alleged surveillance of journalist Sharyl Attkisson, who was investigating the Obama-era Benghazi and “Fast and Furious” scandals. Read More.