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Concealed carry law credited in Texas shooting

Changes in state law that allow concealed firearms inside places of worship proved instrumental during a Dec. 29 shooting in a Texas church, where a gunman was fatally shot by armed parishioners six seconds after opening fire. Read More.

GREATEST HITS: Tlaib reportedly failed to disclose Soros funding

In her required financial disclosure, Rep. Rashida Tlaib did not identify the George Soros Open Society Foundation as the source of a payment she received for a “leadership fellowship,” a report said. Read More.

The world of 2020: Standoffs, abuse, hope

Peering into the crystal snow globe, it’s time to predict, prognosticate and presage into the year ahead. Read More.

It begins: Get ready for Democrats' panic attack

From what must have seemed a winning position, House Democrats launched an impeachment inquiry with the Constitution as their rallying flag. Read More.

Gun sanctuaries surge in Virginia, set national template

Leaders of Virginia’s gun “sanctuary” movement are calling on supporters of the movement to actively resist Democratic proposals in Richmond, citing the arguments that led to the American Revolution. Read More.

A national outrage staged by criminal abusers of power

The day after Christmas, the Dow Jones Industrial Average reached yet another all-time high. Over 100 Dow Jones highs have been recorded during the three-year Trump Presidency. Read More.

GREATEST HITS, 2019: Barr ‘reviewing’ FBI conduct

April 9, 2019 was not a good day for supporters of former Sec. of State Hillary Clinton who have been accusing her opponent in the 2016 presidential election of "colluding" with Moscow. Read More.

Obama for Supreme Court? 'If he'd take it, yes' says Biden

If he wins the presidency, 77-year-old Joe Biden says he could nominate former President Barack Obama to the Supreme Court. Read More.

U.S. spy planes spent Christmas tracking North Korea

The U.S. flew four aircraft, the RC-135W Rivet Joint, E-8C, RQ-4 Global Hawk and RC-135S Cobra Ball, near North Korea on Dec. 24-25, according to the reports. Read More.

These companies helping Obama Foundation ‘transform’ America

He is no longer president, but Barack Obama, the Great Divider who vowed to "fundamentally transform" America in 2009, is carrying on his commitment to radical social change through his Obama Foundation. Read More.

Unreported: 1,500 pedophile arrests in Trump's first year

President Donald Trump is making good on his pledge to use the “full force and weight” of the U.S. government to break up child sex trafficking rings and lock up sexual predators. Read More.

China incursions anger Japan ahead of Xi's state visit to Tokyo

China’s practice of sending its vessels near the Japan-controlled Senkaku islands continued in the days prior to Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe's visit to China this week and could raise tensions ahead of Chinese supreme leader Xi Jinping’s state visit to Japan next year, analysts say. Read More.

The impeachment of President Trump is a familiar story

The holiday respite from all the Democratic machinations and maneuvers to disgrace and bring dishonor to the 45th president of the United States has been brief. Now that the House of Representatives has drawn up two articles of impeachment against Donald J. Trump, many had hoped all the unpleasant vengefulness would have subsided. But this may be nothing more than a Christmas wish gone with the wind. Read More.

Virginia taxpayers to be charged for new gun-control laws

Virginia’s budget bill being pushed by Gov. Ralph Northam includes an appropriation to carry out several new gun-control measures, the lobbying arm of the NRA noted. Read More.

Report: Khamenei personally ordered bloody crackdown

Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei personally directed the violent crackdown on anti-government protests which, some estimates say, resulted in more than 1,500 deaths, a report said. Read More.