U.S. Politics

DOJ reocrds show timeline of Fusion GPS/Steele began in 2015

Judicial Watch has released 168 pages of records from the U.S. Department of Justice including a handwritten timeline of meetings going back to 2015 connected to Peter Strzok and Lisa Page and Christopher Steele/Fusion GPS. Read More.

Trump campaign: Rough week but we won

As Joe Biden bumbled in the basement, saying that all blacks are alike and mocking a reporter for asking about his cognitive health, President Donald Trump issued a series of executive orders to boost the covid recovery and continued to engineer the largest economic comeback in history, a Trump campaign official noted. Read More.

21 percent of NYC primary mail-in ballots disqualified

More than 84,000 mail-in ballots in New York City's Democratic presidential primary were disqualified, the city's Board of Elections said. Read More.

GOP excluded from secret meeting in Virginia after BLM riot

Judicial Watch announced that it has teamed up with residents of Prince William County, Virginia, and their law firm, McSweeney, Cynkar & Kachouroff, PLLC to file a lawsuit against members of the Prince William County Board of Supervisors regarding a violation of Virginia’s open meetings law. Read More.

Biden handlers decide 'best campaign' is 'no campaign'

Democrat presidential candidate Joe Biden's “handlers have clearly decided that the very best campaign that the vice president can offer to the American people is no campaign,” Sen. John Kennedy, Louisiana Republican, told Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Wednesday. Read More.

Mail-in voting seen making U.S. 'laughing stock'

President Donald Trump has warned of the huge potential for fraud in massive mail-in voting. Democrats who are pushing for majority mail-in voting call the president delusional. Read More.

Gallup: Democrats, not GOP, okay with media bias

The hope for an objective news media in the United States is fading fast, a new Gallup Poll says. Read More.

D'Souza: Conservatives are good with facts, weak on counter-narratives

"The demonization of America narrative is now put on top of the George Floyd killing and the basic move is if you deny the narrative, you don't care about George Floyd," author and filmmaker Dinesh D'Souza said in an interview with conservative commentator Candace Owens. Read More.

Largest Florida police union endorses Trump

The Florida Police Benevolent Association, the largest police union in the battleground state, said it is supporting President Donald Trump in the November election. Read More.

At Duke, no voices raised in support of its campus police

As the orchestrated national surge of anti-police agitation continues, a new student group at Duke University is demanding that Duke disband its campus police department. Read More.

Crenshaw: ‘Well-coordinated’ riots holding America 'hostage’

Anarchists, via the Democratic Party, are holding America "hostage" in a "well-coordinated" effort to gain power, Rep. Dan Crenshaw said. Read More.

Biden doing just as well in the polls as Dukakis in 1988

Recent polling shows Joe Biden with a double-digit lead over President Donald Trump, including leads in Florida and several other battleground states. Read More.

Poll finds Americans believe people of all races are racist

A new Rasmussen survey found that, not only do Americans think people of all races can be racists, but that blacks are more racist than whites. Read More.

Obama, Soros and today's bizarre race war with corporate sponsors

It started with a Trojan Horse. "President Obama issued a challenge to businesses, non-profits, and government: Work together to provide pathways to employment for low-income and disconnected youth." Read More.

Biden is everywhere and nowhere

Joe Biden has been campaigning in his basement without too much scrutiny, remaining a blank slate in the public imagination. Read More.