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Comment: Remember the real heroes, not 'Windy' bureaucrats

The nation will soon see how the Obama White House played a role in allowing clowns James Clapper and John Brennan, our American super spies, destroy the Trump Presidency before it had even started. Read More.

Teen Vogue preps social justice warriors for Thanksgiving

Having last year introduced its audience of mostly young girls to communist “legend” Karl Marx, Teen Vogue is now hoping the un-woke out there in the heartland will own up to their racist, homophobic, transphobic, all-other-phobic ways this Thursday. Read More.

Death threats for author: Trump 'an outstanding president'

The hoaxes disguised as investigations and the drive for impeachment began the second he took the oath of office, but they will not destroy President Donald Trump’s legacy, a New York Times best-selling author says. Read More.

Landslide: Hong Kong voters back protesters in heavy turnout

Voters in Hong Kong on Nov. 24 overwhelmingly chose pro-democracy candidates over their pro-communist China foes. Read More.

Played by the Russians, Fusion GPS founders now cash in

Glenn Simpson and Peter Fritsch have a book coming out on Tuesday, November 26. The leftist media, no doubt, will hail it as a masterful account of how Fusion GPS – the research firm founded by these two former journalists – bravely sought to expose the wrongdoings of then-candidate Donald Trump and prevent him from becoming president. Read More.

Ethics probes cast shadow on 3 of 4 'squad' celebrities

Three prominent socialists who are part of the squad — Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar and Rashinda Tlaib — are facing allegations of violating campaign finance laws and House ethics rules for their personal or political benefit, a report said. Read More.

Nunes to sue CNN for conspiracy to obstruct justice

Rep. Devin Nunes will sue CNN and the Daily Beast in federal court for stories they have just published which alleged the California Republican had met with Ukranian prosecutor Viktor Shokin in Vienna in 2018 to push for an investigation into Hunter and Joe Biden. Read More.

Silicon Valley urged to combat Iran’s Internet suppression

As Iranian citizens found it nearly impossible to get online over the past week, the Islamic Republic’s leadership was using their own social media accounts to blast protesters and the so-called “outside forces” they blame for encouraging the protests. Read More.

War veteran victimized by New York's red flag gun law

A recent incident in New York’s Putnam County is a prime example of “what advocates of red flag laws have asked for,” a columnist noted. Read More.

UN rebukes North Korea on rights, missiles; South abstains

Though out of the limelight for nearly a year, North Korea’s quiet and covert push for intercontinental ballistic missile capability along with the communist regime’s continuing political crackdown on its own population has not abated. Read More.

Durham probe eyes FBI informant Halper, secret Pentagon office

The secretive Office of Net Assessment has become part of U.S. Attorney John Durham’s investigation of the origins of the Trump-Russia hoax. Read More.

To NBC, Soros-backed Brennan Center is 'nonpartisan'

A radical activist legal organization that received over $1 million in funding from progressive globalist billionaire George Soros in 2018 alone has been cited by NBC News as a "nonpartisan" group whose reports are covered as straight news and whose staffers even host their own news segments for the network. Read More.

Sen. Graham seeks State Dept. dcuments on Bidens, Ukraine

Sen. Lindsey Graham said on Nov. 21 that he has requested documents from the State Department related to communications between Joe Biden, Hunter Biden and Ukraine. Read More.

Author: Clinton Foundation thrived on quid quo pros

High dollar donors to the Clinton Foundation during Hillary Clinton’s tenure as secretary of state “had every expectation of quid pro quo” in the form of access to the then-secretary, said the author of “Clinton Cash”. Read More.

Tiny Dominica is China's spearhead for the Caribbean

The Chinese Embassy in Dominica, outside the main capital, Roseau, is, however, disproportionately large, and clearly a base for regional operations, particularly by the Ministry of State Security (MSS), Beijing’s national-level intelligence service, conducted away from scrutiny. Read More.