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'America's toughest sheriff' wants his job back

Joe Arpaio announced on Aug. 25, two years to the day that he was pardoned by President Donald Trump, that he is running again for sheriff of Maricopa County in Arizona. Read More.

Judge rules taxpayers must pay for transgender surgeries

An Obama-appointed judge has determined that Wisconsin’s taxpayers are on the hook for sex reassignment surgery for some trans persons. Read More.

Trump’s millions of murders – only on CNN

Is President Donald Trump really responsible for more deaths than both Adolf Hitler and Mao Zedong combined? If you were fortunate enough to catch a piece of televisual gold on CNN this weekend, you have the answer. According to Dr. Allen Frances, psychiatrist and former chair of psychiatry at Duke Medical: Yes. He clarified this to Brian Stelter, who, for the record, did not actually ask for clarification, by laying it all at the feet of climate change. Read More.

Ratings for Seoul’s pro-North president head South

Even South Korea's "mainstream media" which has largely ignored a populist conservative revolt against President Moon Jae-In are reporting that he has squandered his political capital. Read More.

DOJ: Feds arrested more Mexicans than Americans in 2018

Federal authorities in 2018 made more arrests of Mexican nationals living in the United States than arrests of American citizens, according to the Department of Justice. Read More.

Analysis: Justice Ginsburg and haters of the late David Koch

Liberal icon Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg recently underwent three weeks of radiation treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York after a cancerous tumor was discovered on her pancreas. Read More.

Report confirms spikes in gun sales after mass shootings

Most mass shootings in the United States are followed by a surge in FBI background checks for gun purchases, according to a new study. Read More.

Serious: Humorist in Iran gets 23-year prison sentence

Writer and satirist Kioomars Marzban has been sentenced to 23 years and nine months in prison by an Iranian Revolutionary Court which convicted him of charges including cooperation with the United States. Read More.

Report: Chinese state media got orders on Hong Kong coverage

The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) have prohibited state-run propaganda outlets from publishing “any positive reports on the Hong Kong people’s appeals for democracy and freedom,” a report said. Read More.

Seoul cancels intel pact with Tokyo against U.S. wishes

South Korea’s government on Aug. 22 announced that it was scrapping a military-intelligence sharing pact with Japan weeks after being urged to do so by communist North Korea. Read More.

Trump greenlights F-16Vs for Taiwan; China threatens ‘countermeasures’

On Aug. 15, the Trump administration informally told the U.S. Congress that it had approved the $8 billion sale of Lockheed-Martin F-16V fighters to Taiwan, that now requires Congressional approval to proceed. Read More.

'More progressive' drag queen challenges Rep. Schiff

Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff has a challenger for the California congressional seat he has held since 2013. According to a report by Route Fifty, the challenger is drag queen Maebe A. Girl. Read More.

Footloose 2019: Should Sean Spicer be banned from DWTS?

In the 2019 version of Footloose, the Left is moving to ban former Trump White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer from dancing on the ABC show Dancing with the Stars (DWTS). Read More.

UPS: From diversity-happy programs to toxic globalism

Of all the companies we've been looking at with ties to radical organizations, etc. one has really stood out for the ubiquity of the "diversity" and "inclusion" mantra in its corporate culture. Read More.

Sorry? Elizabeth Warren is guilty of 'cultural appropriation'

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is sorry she claimed to be a Native American Indian. Speaking at a Native American forum in Iowa, the surging Democratic presidential candidate now says she was wrong to insist on having Cherokee Indian heritage. Read More.