U.S. Politics
Gabbard takes heat for obscene Saudi tweet
Rep. Tulsi Gabbard, a 2020 Democratic presidential candidate, took aim at President Donald Trump’s statements on the attack on Saudi’s oil infrastructure and a possible U.S. response. Read More.
Why North Korea opted for Huawei’s 3G network
North Korean leader Kim Jong-Un insists on isolating the nation’s population from the world. Merely purchasing a Western-made movie on the black market can get a North Korean citizen sent to a prison camp, or worse. Read More.
House, not Senate, passes Equality Act
The Democratic-controlled House of Representatives on Sept. 13 passed the Equality Act which amends the Civil Rights Act of 1964 to make “sexual orientation and gender identity” protected characteristics under federal anti-discrimination law. Read More.
Netanyahu called it: IAEA finds uranium at secret site
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) confirmed on Sept. 9 that a site in Iran that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had a year ago called a "secret atomic warehouse" showed traces of uranium that Iran has yet to explain. Read More.
'Unbelievable': NYT's 'journalism malpractice' on Kavanaugh
The New York Times on Sept. 14 published an article in which it revealed there was a new accuser of sexual misconduct against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh. Read More.
Bernie Sanders vows 'moratorium' on deportations
Sen. Bernie Sanders has said he backs a moratorium on all deportations from the U.S. Read More.
Kuhner on Elizabeth Warren: Be very worried, America
Sen. Elizabeth Warren is on the move. Latest polls on the Democratic presidential primary have the Massachusetts socialist in second place behind Joe Biden. Some even have her tied for first. Read More.
Mattis: Compared to ISIS, Iran ‘by far the more deadly threat’
During his time as head of U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), Jim Mattis had long warned of Iran’s threat to Mideast stability. Read More.
Sen. Warren’s ancestor helped round up Cherokees
Historical records show that, not only was Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s Cherokee ancestry claim suspect, but that at least one of her ancestors served in a militia which rounded up Cherokees at the beginning of the Trail of Tears. Read More.
Fear 'the squad': AOC says GOP 'recognizes our power'
Republicans are terrified of “the squad” because they know how “powerful” the four Democratic Congress members are, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez said. Read More.
September 11 message by Zawahiri calls for new attacks
Al Qaida leader Ayman al-Zawhairi in a video released on Wednesday, the 18th anniversary of the September 11, 2001 terror attacks, called on Muslims to carry out new attacks on targets in the United States, Europe and Israel. Read More.
NRA: San Francisco seeks to blacklist supporters
San Francisco’s move to label the National Rifle Association a “domestic terrorist organization” is another attempt at blacklisting by leftists who seek to squelch free speech they don’t agree with, the NRA said after filing a lawsuit against the city. Read More.
It was 'only a matter of time': John Bolton exits
Six weeks after hiring John Bolton as national security adviser in April 2018, President Donald Trump pulled the United States out of the Obama-era nuclear pact with Iran and has pummeled Teheran with sanctions in the time since. Read More.
CEO: Climate hysteria pushing German auto industry to brink
Climate change protests against cars in general and stricter CO2 emission limits imposed by the European Union are pushing Germany’s vital auto industry to the “brink of collapse,” Volkswagen CEO Herbert Diess said. Read More.
'Dark money' networks hold sway over U.S. policies
Leftists who often refer to dark money as the “enemy of democracy” apparently have no problem using it when it comes to attempting to subvert President Donald Trump’s immigration policies and judicial nominations, reports say. Read More.