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Who are those people? Flies in Antifa's web

Using violence as a calling card, Antifa came out of the woodwork in full force once Donald Trump was elected. Read More.

Senators to DOJ: Why aren't you investigating Clinton?

As the State Department reportedly is ramping up its investigation into Hillary Clinton’s emails, a pair of Republican senators asked Attorney General William Barr to investigate any ties between Clinton’s failed 2016 campaign and Ukraine. Read More.

Biden waves it away but hard evidence remains

Former Vice President Joe Biden is reminding the media that any Ukraine investigations should be focusing on President Donald Trump, not him. Read More.

Climate Hypocrite awards: Al Gore, AOC, Obama

Al Gore, who spends more to power his home in one year than the average family household does in 21 years, and Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who takes a car to work despite living 1 mile away in a city with public transport, were bestowed the latest Climate Hypocrite Awards given by Republican Oklahoma Sen. Jim Inhofe. Read More.

Modern day Mao reigns supreme as CCP turns 70

Dressed in a grey jacket reminiscent of the style of his murderous hero Mao Zedong, supreme leader Xi Jinping presided over a massive military parade on Oct. 1 to mark the 70th anniversary of the Chinese Communist Party’s founding. Read More.

'Busiest sector' of Texas border to get wall in 2020

U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the Army Corps of Engineers have awarded three contracts to build up to 65 miles of border wall along the Rio Grande Valley (RGV) region in Texas. Read More.

Obama detained and deported more immigrants than Trump

President Barack Obama had detention centers and took other steps as well that would have had Trump critics slavering at the mouth in outrage. Read More.

Intel community changed whistlebower rules last month

The U.S. Intelligence Community on Sept. 24 released a revised version of its whistleblower complaint form which eliminates the first-hand knowledge requirement. Read More.

Graham compares 'Salem witch trials, impeachment 'set up'

The Salem witch trials had “more due process” than the whistleblower complaint against President Donald Trump, which is nothing more than “a political setup,” Sen. Lindsey Graham said on CBS’s Face the Nation on Sept. 29. Read More.

Report: Democrats, media mined Ukraine for Trump dirt

As new details emerged on Democrats’ efforts to attack President Donald Trump via Ukraine, the Biden camp, caught up in its own Ukraine scandal, showed signs of desperation as it demanded media stop booking Trump attorney Rudy Giuliani. Read More.

U.S. resorts to diplomatic strength to deter Iran

In the wake of Iranian initiated missile/drone attacks which significantly crippled the Saudi Arabian petroleum industry and threatened to bring the Persian Gulf region closer to the brink of a military confrontation, the Trump Administration and its allies have pursued a tough but decidedly restrained policy of deterrence rather than saber-rattling. Read More.

Hong Kong activist hits 'Chinazi' regime at 70

Those who believe in Communist China’s “one country, two systems” framework for Hong Kong, Macau and even Taiwan are either spies for the communists or merely naïve, a Hong Kong pro-democracy activist said. Read More.

The Left needs a Margaret Thatcher education

The Left repeatedly shrieks about income inequality in the same manner that a high school freshman declares himself an economist because he read a chapter of Milton Friedman’s Free to Choose. Read More.

Levin goes white hot over Trump transcript

Radio and television host Mark Levin clashed with a Fox News host over the media's coverage of President Donald Trump’s phone call with Ukraine’s president and the entire “whistleblower” fiasco. Read More.

No fault impeachment: The new get-Trump strategy

House Democrats are going to act fast on impeachment, without any evidence of an actual crime, and without the previously-required buy-in from the minority party, reports say. Read More.