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Money talks: 'Progressive' NBA apologizes to Red China

When Houston Rockets General Manager Daryl Morey tweeted support for pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong, the so-called progressive ideals of the league ran up against its bottom line — and the Chinese money dunked on human rights. Read More.

Ukraine story easily passed smell test for CNN

When former White House official Fred Fleitz suggested in an Oct. 2 appearance on CNN’s Cuomo Prime Time that Rep. Adam Schiff knew about the Trump-Ukraine “whistleblower” complaint in advance, he was scoffed at by host Chris Cuomo. Read More.

Miller warns Americans: Time to stand up, sound off

Deep State “saboteurs” are mercilessly attacking President Donald Trump because his is standing up to the swamp “like no one has before,” senior adviser to the president Stephen Miller said on Oct. 6. Read More.

Trump on Syria: Let Turkey, Russia, Iran 'figure' it out

Saying that it was “time for us to get out of these ridiculous endless wars,” President Donald Trump on Oct. 7 said the United States will withdraw its forces from northern Syria near the Turkish border. Read More.

Left's strategy: Wreck Trump name, agenda before 2020

The impeachment proceedings against President Donald Trump are, as yet, impeachment in name only. Read More.

Documents place Rosenstein at hub of DOJ-media ‘coup’

A May 16, 2017 email from then-Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein to former Bush administration Deputy Attorney General and current Kirkland & Ellis Partner Mark Filip stated: “I am with Mueller. He shares my views. Duty Calls. Sometimes the moment chooses us.” Read More.

Whistleblowers galore: Zogby finds Americans 'tired of it all'

The same law firm representing the Trump-Ukraine “whistleblower” supposedly is representing another anonymous source who, the firm claims, has first-hand knowledge of President Donald Trump’s phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Read More.

Elizabeth Warren's reputation enhancement, Part II

While seeking the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination, Sen. Elizabeth Warren on several occasions has portrayed herself as a victim of discrimination because, she claims, she was pushed out of her dream job of being a special needs teacher because she was “visibly pregnant.” Read More.

4-month-old standoff: Hong Kong protesters writing wills

For the first time in 52 years, the Beijing-controlled leader of Hong Kong on Oct. 4 invoked a British colonial-era emergency law which includes a ban on the wearing of masks at protests. Read More.

How Soros trains CEOs to get with the globalism program

An astonishing document underwritten by progressive billionaire George Soros details why global companies must dedicate themselves to social activism and how to avoid losing customers as they do so. Read More.

WhyTrump fans are loving impeachment trainwreck

Car by car, the Democrats’ impeachment train is careening off the tracks, prominent thought leaders are saying. Read More.

Durham probing Clinton team's engagement with foreign leaders

Attorney General William Barr appointed U.S. Attorney John Durham to investigate something former special counsel Robert Mueller ignored. Read More.

FDA ties ‘puberty-blocking’ drug to 6,379 deaths

More than 6,000 deaths have been linked to a puberty-blocking drug which is increasingly being given to children who claim to be transgender, the Food and Drug administration (FDA) reported. Read More.

Kuhner: Pathetic bid to impeach 'the will of the people'

The House Democrats are seeking to implement a coup d’état. This is the real meaning of their impeachment drive. Read More.

Columnist: Progressives bent on purging conservatism

Progressives who do not tolerate Christianity, patriotism, or “pushback” against their transformative ideology seek to purge America of conservatism, a columnist wrote. Read More.