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U.S. resorts to diplomatic strength to deter Iran

In the wake of Iranian initiated missile/drone attacks which significantly crippled the Saudi Arabian petroleum industry and threatened to bring the Persian Gulf region closer to the brink of a military confrontation, the Trump Administration and its allies have pursued a tough but decidedly restrained policy of deterrence rather than saber-rattling. Read More.

Hong Kong activist hits 'Chinazi' regime at 70

Those who believe in Communist China’s “one country, two systems” framework for Hong Kong, Macau and even Taiwan are either spies for the communists or merely naïve, a Hong Kong pro-democracy activist said. Read More.

The Left needs a Margaret Thatcher education

The Left repeatedly shrieks about income inequality in the same manner that a high school freshman declares himself an economist because he read a chapter of Milton Friedman’s Free to Choose. Read More.

Levin goes white hot over Trump transcript

Radio and television host Mark Levin clashed with a Fox News host over the media's coverage of President Donald Trump’s phone call with Ukraine’s president and the entire “whistleblower” fiasco. Read More.

No fault impeachment: The new get-Trump strategy

House Democrats are going to act fast on impeachment, without any evidence of an actual crime, and without the previously-required buy-in from the minority party, reports say. Read More.

Strategic deceit initiative: Democrats have simple plan

According to Reuters/Ipsos polling, Sen. Elizabeth Warren is the only candidate for the 2020 Democratic nomination to consistently increase her level of support over the past six months. Read More.

Mainstream media a hit only with Democrats

Just 13 percent of Americans say they have “a great deal” of confidence in what radio, TV, newspapers, and news websites are reporting, according to a new Gallup survey. Read More.

Defector offers blunt take on 2 Koreas, Donald Trump

On solving North Korea’s nuclear weapons issue, it is important for the U.S. to establish a vision and strategy for a post-Kim Jong-Un contingency situation. Read More.

Millions watched Schiff's 'parody' that smeared president

Rep. Adam Schiff, chair of the House Intelligence Committee, delivered an opening statement at the Sept. 26 Trump-Ukraine whistleblower hearing that was immediately recognized as fabricated. Read More.

Report: Trump to cut refugee influx by 80 percent

President Donald Trump will fulfill a 2016 campaign promise by cutting the inflow of refugees by 80 percent in 2020, the State Department said on Sept. 26. Read More.

Why is Seoul celebrating China’s 70th birthday?

Seoul’s City Council Hall is decked out in decorations as the liberal Moon Jae-In administration celebrates the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic of China. Read More.

Mind manipulation through mass entertainment

A leading population control organization that works closely with international abortion providers openly utilizes original radio and television programming to promote its agenda in nations throughout the world. Read More.

Hearings: Schiff confronted on own collusion with foreigner

During the circus that was the Trump-Ukraine “whistleblower” hearings, Rep. Devin Nunes reminded House Intelligence Committee chair Adam Schiff about Schiff’s past collusion with foreign nationals. Read More.

Fleitz: Whistleblower complaint 'too convenient'

The former chief of staff to ex-national security adviser John Bolton said he questions the origins of the whistleblower complaint concerning President Donald Trump and the Ukraine. Read More.

Key words in Ukraine transcript? ‘CrowdStrike’

In the transcript of his call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, U.S. President Donald Trump referenced CrowdStrike, a cyber firm used by the Democratic National Committee (DNC) to investigate cyberattacks against the DNC during the 2016 election. Read More.