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Whistleblower's lawyer in 2017 vowed 'coup' ... 'impeachment'

During his rally in Louisiana on Nov. 6, President Donald Trump read a series of tweets from the attorney for the so-called “whistleblower” in which the lawyer proclaimed “a coup has started.” Read More.

Pompeo rocks new China policy, critiques old one

While fighting for its political existence against the Democrat Party led campaign for impeachment in the United States House of Representatives, the administration of President Donald Trump remains capable of strong leadership, such as working to forge a new American policy consensus on China. Read More.

First lady's hospital visit triggers protest by employees

Who could protest a first lady visiting a hospital to recognize its program that helps sick babies? Read More.

Politics of hoax crimes: Illegals use to obtain visas

On Oct. 19, ten people decided to dupe the system and claim that they had been the victims of and witnesses to horrendous crimes. Read More.

Iran rsumes underground enrichment at Fordow

The European Union said it is becoming “increasingly difficult” to preserve the Iran nuclear deal as Teheran continues to scale back its commitments under the deal. Read More.

ABC spiked Epstein-Clinton exclusive, hyped anti-Trump smears

Project Veritas on Nov. 5 released a video of ABC’s Amy Robach saying that a major story she had about Jeffrey Epstein three years ago, which reportedly named both Bill Clinton and Prince Andrew as the wealthy pedophile’s friends, was killed by network executives who told her the story was not ready for air. Read More.

Analysis: Hell hath no fury like foreign policy elites scorned

When President Donald Trump decided to conduct his own foreign policy without involving State Department or National Security Council deep staters, it was seen as a crime by these bureaucrats — and an impeachable one at that. Read More.

Media marginalized 3 women, 6 children murdered by cartel

Most of the nation reacted in horror to the news that three women and six children, all part of an extended family of U.S. citizens, were murdered by a Mexican drug cartel. Read More.

Paris climate discord: Taxes spark riots, rogue states ignore

The Paris climate agreement, which was enacted in 2015 with the goal of reduced global emissions, is “flat failing” amid backlash over higher taxes in nations implementing the agreement while major polluters such as China and India ignore it, analysts say. Read More.

Global angst: The masses are infuriated

From Hong Kong to Barcelona, and from Beirut to Bolivia and Chile, a global rage seems to be boiling over. Read More.

Study: Climate skeptics behave more responsibly

In a recent study published in the Journal of Environmental Psychology, scientists found that climate change believers were the least likely to report individual-level actions. Climate skeptics, by contrast, were most likely to report pro-environmental behavior. Read More.

Rand Paul: Subpoena 'whistleblower' and Hunter Biden

The name of the Trump-Ukraine whistleblower is known and now the media must do its job and report it, Sen. Rand Paul said on Nov. 4. Read More.

Burisma firm pressed State Dept. before Biden's trip

Burisma Holdings, the Ukrainian energy firm which employed Hunter Biden, was in contact with Obama administration officials one month before then-Vice President Joe Biden convinced Ukraine to fire the prosecutor investigating Burisma for corruption, a report said. Read More.

Winning World Series catcher with MAGA hat angers Left

A good example of how one red hat can totally trigger leftists nationwide came on Nov. 4 during the visit to the White House by the World Series champion Washington Nationals baseball team. Read More.

'Impeachment' resolution excluded Jordan

Rep. Jim Jordan may be transferred from the House Oversight to the House Intelligence Committee so he can participate in the upcoming public impeachment hearings, reports say. Read More.