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Meet the ‘academic experts’ set to talk about impeachment

The White House slammed House Judiciary Committee chair Jerrold Nadler for releasing only “vague” details about the Dec. 4 impeachment hearing at which a cavalcade of academics, rather than “fact witnesses,” are scheduled to testify. Read More.

Nice Asian 'co-prosperity' summit in Busan, but where was China?

Rodrigo Duterte, the president of the Philippines, had his hands in his pockets and a bored expression on his rugged face as President Moon Jae-In extolled high-tech Korean manufacturers on the big day of his summit with the leaders of 10 Southeast Asian countries. Read More.

Truth of bloody Iran crackdown hidden by Internet blackout

As its officials shot protesters dead to suppress anti-government protests which erupted last month, the Iranian regime also imposed a near-total Internet blackout to keep news of what was happening from getting out. Read More.

Mexico and the cartels: Who's in control?

On the heels of President Donald Trump’s attempts to designate Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations (FTOs), an attack uncomfortably close to U.S. soil has the Mexican government scrambling and the president fuming. Read More.

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World champion polluter faults U.S. for not pushing climate agenda

As many of its cities are covered in thick smog, China, the leading polluter on the planet, is lecturing the United States on climate change. Read More.

White House just says no to 'highly partisan' hearing

The White House will not participate in House Judiciary Committee chair Rep. Jerrold Nadler’s “baseless and highly partisan,” Dec. 4 impeachment hearing, White House counsel Pat Cipollone said. Read More.

Man who fought terrorists in London put on watch list

A man who fought off terrorists who had killed eight people in the 2017 London Bridge attack has been placed on an anti-extremist watchlist and is being forced by UK authorities to take de-radicalization courses. Read More.

Photo of Biden being ignored in Iowa cafe shocks press corps

A diner at a Iowa cafe, told that Joe Biden had been vice president under President Barack Obama, said: "Are you serious? Ohhhhh. I’m not an Obama fan. This is Republican country." Read More.

Reports say Iran used deadly force to suppress nationwide protests

As many as 450 people were killed by Iranian security forces, at least 2,000 were wounded, and another 7,000 were detained in the crackdown on recent anti-government protests, reports say. Read More.

Democrat crisis: Three polls show clear non-white shift to Trump

Another poll has showed that President Donald Trump’s support among minorities is growing exponentially. Read More.

FBI finds more Clinton emails, 28,000 still missing

More than four years after Judicial Watch filed the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuit which led to the disclosure of Hillary Clinton’s unsecure email system, the FBI continues to find potentially previously unreleased emails, the State Department said. Read More.

Report: Leftist regime in Seoul pushes to control judicial branch

Several South Koreans are going on hunger strikes in front of the presidential Blue House in Seoul to protest what they say is the Moon Jae-In government’s undermining of separation of powers under the guise of “judicial reform.” Read More.

ICE arrests alleged 'monster' twice released by Philly police

An illegal immigrant who is a suspect in a long list of sex crimes against children was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after being released twice by Philadelphia police. Read More.

Netanyahu: EU backs Iran's regime, not its 'fearless' people

Anti-government protesters in Iran “are being slaughtered” as European Union nations appease the Islamic Republic by attempting to “bypass” U.S. sanctions, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Sunday. Read More.