News

Immigration tent court sends 42,000 back to Mexico

A rocket docket for immigration hearings that normally could take years to process is handily reducing wait times to as little as 40 to 60 days. Read More.

China's 2015 deal with Bidens involved dual use tech

The Senate Finance Committee has announced it will investigate the Obama administration's approval in 2015 of the sale to China of a former U.S. firm which develops dual-use technologies with military applications. Read More.

Staff to UN elite: Practice what you climate preach

The New York-based United Nations in 2018 emitted more carbon dioxide than the entirety of some of its member states, a Reuters report noted. Read More.

White supremacy? Candace Owens cites larger threat

A list of the top 100 threats to black America would not include white supremacy, Blexit founder Candace Owens said in testimony before the House Oversight Joint Subcommittee Hearing on Confronting White Supremacy on Sept. 20. Read More.

Regime denies attacks; Iranians sell organs to cope

While Iran’s leaders erect a tough-guy image on the international stage, at home the nation’s populace is struggling mightily, so much so that Iranians are resorting to selling their organs to get by economically. Read More.

World faces crisis overload as UN convenes

Presidents, Prime Ministers, and Potentates are assembling in New York for the 74th General Assembly. Read More.

Xi Jinping: Thou shalt have no other God before me

Following repeated demands from the ruling Chinese Communist Party (CCP), a church in Luoyang removed the Ten Commandments and replaced them with quotes from speeches by supreme leader Xi Jinping, a report said. Read More.

Documents: State Dept. key to anti-Trump collusion

Documents obtained by a government watchdog group reveal that former British spy and dossier author Christopher Steele had an extensive and close working relationship dating back to May of 2014 with high-ranking Obama State Department officials. Read More.

DOJ: Hizbullah operative living in NJ scouted landmarks

The Department of Justice has charged a Hizbullah operative who was residing in New Jersey with providing material support to a designated terror group after he was found to have scouted locations in New York, Boston and Washington, D.C. for potential terrorist attacks. Read More.

Transgender sports activists get big league support

Big-time sports is being used to promote a radical leftist social agenda. This has been most obviously on display in recent years via the push to advance so-called "transgender" athletes in high school and college sports. Read More.

State of political discourse: From Beto to bare chests

The political discourse was all about boobs in the heartland. Read More.

'Feel the fear': Left use kids to push climate change

The House Committee on Foreign Affairs and Select Committee on the Climate Crisis on Sept. 18 held a hearing billed as “Voices Leading the Next Generation on the Global Climate Crisis”. Read More.

Pentagon keeps lid on records about Trump informant

The Pentagon refused to release records in the case of a pro-Trump employee who was suspended and had his security clearance revoked. Read More.

Seoul’s progressive government mired in scandals

South Korean President Moon Jae-In pushed through his appointment of Cho Kuk to head up the country’s Justice Ministry despite numerous allegations of “unethical and illegal activities,” a report said. Read More.

China buys 'quantum' edge over U.S. in military tech

China is pouring mountains of cash into research & development in an effort to gain a decisive military advantage over the United States, according to a new book by a top U.S. security correspondent. Read More.