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The death of Epstein's banker: Follow the money

The Epstein story seems an endless labyrinth. Every day, the latest news adds a twist – a new dark corridor to pursue – to wit, another mysterious Epstein-linked death. Read More.

Big story: Brit press finds Clinton-Epstein newsworthy

It's a political scandal story with tabloid sizzle that is of interest to most Americans of all political stripes. But the involvement of Bill and Hillary Clinton in the Jeffrey Epstein network has been largely ignored by the corporate media in the United States. Not so "across the pond." Read More.

AR-15 sales boom: 'Thank you Beto O’Rourke'

There are 422.9 million firearms in circulation in the United States according to the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF). Read More.

'Sickening'? Surviving Democrat candidates are all white

Sen. Kamala Harris announced on Dec. 3 she was ending her quest for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Read More.

President Trump's 'war' on cartels starts with 'terrorist' designation

U.S. President Donald Trump said he intends to designate Mexico's drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. Read More.

The social media gods vs basic American freedoms

One must wonder how many right-wing websites have landed at the base of the leftist social media mountain in a broken and battered heap. Read More.

'Capitalism is failing us,' says actor worth $30 million

Actor Mark Ruffalo tweeted on Dec. 1: “It’s time for an economic revolution. Capitalism today is failing us, killing us, and robbing from our children’s future.” Read More.

Meet the ‘academic experts’ set to talk about impeachment

The White House slammed House Judiciary Committee chair Jerrold Nadler for releasing only “vague” details about the Dec. 4 impeachment hearing at which a cavalcade of academics, rather than “fact witnesses,” are scheduled to testify. Read More.

Nice Asian 'co-prosperity' summit in Busan, but where was China?

Rodrigo Duterte, the president of the Philippines, had his hands in his pockets and a bored expression on his rugged face as President Moon Jae-In extolled high-tech Korean manufacturers on the big day of his summit with the leaders of 10 Southeast Asian countries. Read More.

Truth of bloody Iran crackdown hidden by Internet blackout

As its officials shot protesters dead to suppress anti-government protests which erupted last month, the Iranian regime also imposed a near-total Internet blackout to keep news of what was happening from getting out. Read More.

Mexico and the cartels: Who's in control?

On the heels of President Donald Trump’s attempts to designate Mexican drug cartels as foreign terrorist organizations (FTOs), an attack uncomfortably close to U.S. soil has the Mexican government scrambling and the president fuming. Read More.

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World champion polluter faults U.S. for not pushing climate agenda

As many of its cities are covered in thick smog, China, the leading polluter on the planet, is lecturing the United States on climate change. Read More.

White House just says no to 'highly partisan' hearing

The White House will not participate in House Judiciary Committee chair Rep. Jerrold Nadler’s “baseless and highly partisan,” Dec. 4 impeachment hearing, White House counsel Pat Cipollone said. Read More.

Man who fought terrorists in London put on watch list

A man who fought off terrorists who had killed eight people in the 2017 London Bridge attack has been placed on an anti-extremist watchlist and is being forced by UK authorities to take de-radicalization courses. Read More.