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Newest immigration reform targets ‘catch and release’

The Trump administration on Aug. 21 moved to effectively end “catch and release.” Acting Secretary of Homeland Security Kevin McAleenan and Secretary of Health and Human Services Alex Azar announced a “final rule” which will result in the termination of the Flores Settlement Agreement (FSA). Read More.

Warren seeks peace with non-Cherokee Native Americans

Sen. Elizabeth Warren, who long boasted of her Cherokee ancestry and even used it disingenuously to get a leg up in the professional world, says she is sorry. Read More.

Arctic strategy: Why was President Trump serious about Greenland?

It’s the summer silly season in the media; see what purports to be serious news from the eternal campaigning for the Iowa Caucuses, to bizarre Washington antics. And then, there's the wildest of all: Donald Trump wants to buy Greenland! Read More.

Overheard at NY Times: Editor sets post-collusion narrative

Now that the Trump-Russia collusion hoax has died a natural death, dominant establishment media titan The New York Times has decided to pivot to a new obsession. Executive Editor Dean Baquet has told staffers that the paper will shift its newsroom focus from finding President Trump’s Russian agent ID badge to exposing every facet of life in America today as a symptom or result of systemic racism. Read More.

Feel the Bern: Union worker would 'absolutely' lose plan

During campaign stops in Iowa on Aug. 19, which included a visit to the Field of Dreams baseball facility in Dyersville, socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders vowed to “go the distance” on “Medicare For All”, even if it means taking away union workers’ health plans. Read More.

'Rush to judgement' 'makes no sense’ to Judge Jeanine

Fox News host Jeanine Pirro said that the New York medical examiner’s ruling of suicide in the death of Jeffrey Epstein was “rushed” and many questions surrounding the pedophile’s death in a New York City prison cell remain unanswered. Read More.

Pro-Trump official, fired over Halper contracts, backed by IG

A report by the Department of Defense's inspector general reveals that Stefan Halper, the professor hired by the FBI to spy on the Trump campaign, failed to document his research on four Pentagon studies for which he traveled the world at U.S. taxpayer expense and was paid a total of $1 million. Read More.

Trump 'doesn't buy' Tlaib tears; Palestinians spurn LGBTQ

LGBTQ activists have been banned by the Palestinian Authority (PA) from all activities in the West Bank. The ban comes after the group alQaws for Sexual & Gender Diversity in Palestinian Society, which supports Palestinians who identify as a part of the gay community, had announced it would hold a gathering for its members at the end of August in Nablus. Read More.

Kim Jong-Un rains on Seoul leader's peace parade

South Korea President Moon Jae-In’s idea of a brave new world for Korea, North and South, dissipated in storm clouds soon after he presented his vision on Aug. 15, 74th anniversary of the Japanese surrender and the end of 35 years of Japanese rule. Read More.

Trump donors 'coming out of the woodwork' in blue states

Though they risk severe backlash from the Left, supporters of President Donald Trump are “coming out of the woodwork” in the bluest of blue zones. Read More.

NC county released 20 illegals arrested for horrific crimes

The case of Oscar Pacheco-Leonardo is indicative of the largest sanctuary county in North Carolina’s frequent release of illegals charged with heinous crimes, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) says. Read More.

American flags waved in Hong Kong, burned by Antifa here

As Antifa thugs escalate their reign of violence in the U.S., President Donald Trump said he is considering designating the so-called “antifascists” a terror organization. Read More.

Report: FBI 'dismissive' of 3 intel warnings about Clinton server

The FBI was warned that nearly all of Hillary Clinton’s emails, including some which included classified information, were copied to a Gmail account but the bureau, specifically anti-Trump agent Peter Strzok, disregarded the information, a new Senate report says. Read More.

Win-win-lose: Taiwan offers asylum to Hong Kong protesters

China has warned Taiwan against interfering in its affairs after the Taiwanese government offered asylum to pro-democracy protesters in Hong Kong. Taiwan is a self-ruled island which China considers its own territory under its “One China Principle”. Read More.

Demonstrators shift gears: ‘People of Hong Kong, keep fighting’

Hundreds of thousands of pro-democracy demonstrators, despite warnings from the Chinese government, filled the streets of Hong Kong on a rainy Sunday afternoon in a "peaceful" protest against what they say are Beijing’s increasingly heavy-handed tactics in the autonomous territory. Read More.