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Virginia governor claims he 'de-escalated' peaceful rally

Virginia Gov. Ralph Northam suggested that it was his emergency declaration that prevented violence from erupting at Monday’s Second Amendment rally in Richmond. Read More.

Politicized coverage of Russian hoax wrecked life, scholar says

A Russian-born British scholar who was caught up in the Trump-Russia hoax is suing FBI informant Stefan Halper and several media outlets who she said spread malicious lies about her. Read More.

PM burned by Australian fires but green policies may be to blame

The catastrophic bushfires in Australia have claimed at least 28 lives, destroyed more than 2,600 homes and scorched more than 25.7 million acres. Read More.

Realignment: Poll data reveals a shift to the right

As the impeachment trial for President Donald J. Trump begins in earnest, one likely wonders how much damage has been done to the nation. Have we lost faith in the system? Read More.

The new low-credibility impeachment witness: Anthony de Caluwe

The latest major media “bombshell” in the Trump-Ukraine saga involves reports that a European “Trump backer” was involved in a scheme to surveil former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine and Democrat impeachment star witness Marie Yovanovitch. Read More.

Senate trial: President's team could move to dismiss charges

A resolution being drafted by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell would allow President Donald Trump’s legal team to immediately dismiss the impeachment charges. Read More.

Virginia rally peaceful despite reported threats against speakers

Organizers of Monday’s gun rights rally at issued a last-minute alert warning of threats made against the event’s speakers. Read More.

Did Amb. Yovanovitch seek to monitor pro-Trump journalists?

Judicial Watch has filed two Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuits against the State Department for documents tied to the alleged monitoring of President Donald Trump’s family, lawyer, and journalists, as ordered by then-U.S. Ambassador to the Ukraine Marie Yovanovitch. Read More.

Palladium shines as investors' gold

All the glitter is on gold, all the shine is on silver, and all the rust is on copper. Another metal is captivating investors everywhere, though – and that metal is palladium. Read More.

New book profiles corrupt progressives: 5 wealthy Bidens

In his new book "Profiles In Corruption”, investigative reporter Peter Schweizer says that prominent progressive politicians “are making sweetheart deals, generating side income, bending the law to their own benefits and using legislation to advance their own interests.” Read More.

Virginia senator warns: ‘We are being set up’

Thousands of gun rights advocates in Virginia who plan to rally at the state capitol on Monday have been warned that state officials are looking for any reason possible to squelch their efforts to defend the Second Amendment and could even use government plants. Read More.

'Conservative'? Cato opposes outsourcing U.S. jobs as bigotry

If the mask had not already been completely lifted on the fictitious conservative standing of globalist free trade "libertarian" organizations such as the Cato Institute, a telling tweet this month has surely sealed the deal. Read More.

3 federal agencies reportedly investigating Rep. Omar

The FBI, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and the Department of Education inspector general are looking into alleged crimes committed by Rep. Ilhan Omar related to her marital history, reports say. Read More.

'Axis of evil', 18 years later