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Did GoFundMe Campaign for 'Whistleblower' violate the law?

An official complaint has been made to the Intelligence Community Inspector General (ICIG) suggesting that the impeachment scandal whistleblower may be in violation of federal law regarding gifts to current intelligence employees. Read More.

Nikki Haley cuts through 'impeachment' confusion

In one of the most concise explanations of the entire impeachment saga, former U.S. Ambassador to the UN Nikki Haley said there is no impeachable offense in President Donald Trump’s July 25 phone call with Ukraine’s president. Read More.

Hanson: 2020 is a referendum on an 'Orwellian nightmare'

The Democratic Party “as we have known it, is extinct for now,” historian and columnist Victor Davis Hanson wrote. Read More.

'Whistleblower' hosted key Ukraine meeting at White House

The so-called Trump-Ukraine “whistleblower,” who many in the media have identified as Eric Ciaramella, hosted a January 2016 White House meeting where Ukrainian officials were told to drop the Burisma-Hunter Biden investigation, reports say. Read More.

'Rat's nest': Transcripts reveal bitter divide within NSC

Officials at the National Security Council (NSC), some of them Obama era holdovers, waged an internal war against President Donald Trump and his political appointees, transcripts from Rep. Adam Schiff’s closed-door impeachment inquiry hearings show. Read More.

Bash Trump, make a million bucks — or two

The Associated Press reports that former National Security Advisor John Bolton has inked a new book deal, just two months after departing the White House over foreign policy differences with President Donald Trump. Read More.

Media circle wagons to silence a story that won't die

Standards? What standards? In its refusal to run Amy Robach’s exclusive on pedophile Jeffrey Epstein, ABC News "ostensibly a news organization, sat on one of the biggest and most consequential stories of the past decade." Read More.

Son of Weather Underground is new San Francisco DA

The son of Weather Underground terrorists who once worked as a translator for Venezuelan socialist dictator Hugo Chavez has been elected district attorney of San Francisco. Read More.

Guns drawn, fired against unarmed Hong Kong protesters

A Chinese state-run media outlet warned the Chinese military could enter Hong Kong “at any time” as the pro-Beijing government in Hong Kong has increased its violent crackdown on pro-democracy activists. Read More.

You’re fired: Over 8,000 at VA get the axe under Trump

On this Veterans Day, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie said President Donald Trump is fulfilling a signature promise from his 2016 campaign to overhaul the Department of Veterans Affairs. Read More.

In November 1989, a political tsunami toppled the wall

Thirty years ago on Nov. 9 1989, the world suddenly changed. Mass civil and religious demonstrations rocking East German cities created a political tsunami which soon reached Berlin. Read More.

The Korea-Japan relationship is key to Asian geopolitics

Koreans have innumerable reasons to resent Japan's sense of superiority and also every reason to get over it. Read More.

Identity theft: Another plague of illegal immigration

Identity theft is one of the most pernicious crimes of which one can be a victim. While illegal immigrants typically use their stolen identities to obtain employment, many cause additional harm to their victims. Read More.

Obama White House visitor logs: Who met Eric Ciaramella

Judicial Watch announced on Nov. 8 its analysis of Obama-era White House visitor logs that detail meetings of CIA employee Eric Ciaramella, including one with an official with a Ukrainian organization funded by George Soros. Read More.

State Dept. official questioned Hunter Biden conflict

A State Department official said he raised concerns over then-Vice President Joe Biden’s son Hunter working for corruption-plagued Burisma Holdings of Ukraine but was brushed off by Biden's staff. Read More.