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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.

D.C. renames Columbus Day ‘Indigenous Peoples’ Day’

The D.C. city council, in an “emergency declaration,” has voted to scrap Columbus Day and re-name it “Indigenous Peoples’ Day in the District”. Read More.

Weinstein accuser on Clinton: ‘Predators are her style’

Rose McGowan slammed Hillary Clinton after revelations emerged last week that the Clinton campaign in 2016 tried to kill Ronan Farrow's exposé on the sexual misconduct allegations against major Democratic Party donor Harvey Weinstein. Read More.

Trump: Left's united front is key to their success

Power is the Democrats’ religion, President Donald Trump said on Oct. 12 in an address to religious conservatives. Read More.

'We will never stop,' Turkey's Erdogan vows

Despite “threats from right and left” calling on Turkey to cease its assault on Kurds in northern Syria, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan declared that the operation will continue. Read More.

Democrats 'scared to death' of 'global' Durham probe

Democrats are racing to get articles of impeachment written before details are released by U.S. Attorney John Durham on his investigation into the origins of the Democratic Party-fueled Russia hoax, radio host Rush Limbaugh said. Read More.

Ukraine to probe its 'alleged meddling' in 2016 U.S. election

Ukraine is set to open an investigation into an alleged Ukrainian plot to sway the 2016 U.S. presidential election in Hillary Clinton’s favor. Read More.

Why Fox News ‘impeach Trump’ poll doesn't add up

Corporate media pundits and entertainers could not contain their glee over a recent Fox News poll in which 51 percent of those polled said they favored impeaching President Donald Trump. Read More.

China pulls out of Iran energy project amid U.S. pressure

China has withdrawn from a $5 billion deal to help develop Iran’s massive South Pars natural gas field. Read More.

Here's what's wrong with 'bipartisan' view on Syria

President Trump is again under siege from the Beltway elite. His crime? The decision to finally pull all U.S. forces out of Syria — fulfilling a seminal campaign pledge. Read More.

Not only NBA but also sponsors show their true colors

The NBA, which has prided itself as being the "most progressive league" in all of professional sports, is being absolutely pilloried for its appalling crawling to communist China this week. Read More.

Clapper: We only did 'what we were told to' by Obama

Former Director of National Intelligence James Clapper said that the Department of Justice’s investigation into the origins of the Trump-Russia probe is “disconcerting” because he and his intelligence community colleagues had only “done what we were told to do by the president.” Read More.