U.S. Politics

Governor unaware of Chaz Nation; Trump threatens war

Asked during an appearance on CNN on Thursday how long she thought the mob would control the “Capitol Hill Autonomous Zone,” (Chaz), Seattle Democrat Mayor Jenny Durkan responded: “I don’t know. We could have a summer of love.” Read More.

Black Lives Matter gets big bucks, but not ready for prime time

Apparently, you can ask Black Lives Matter "anything," except how the group spends the millions of dollars it is receiving from major corporations. Read More.

‘We’re becoming North Korea,’ warns Tucker Carlson

Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Tuesday, for the second-consecutive night, began his program by slamming leftist rule that appears to be overwhelming everything in the United States. Read More.

Defund police? Trump: 'I'm very proud of them'

President Donald Trump is reviewing proposals to reform criminal justice, but said communities cannot allow the Left's movement to defund police departments put public safety at risk. Read More.

NY Times capitulates to 'children' triggered by conservative opinion

Editorial page editor James Bennet on Sunday surrendered to the "woke children" who are now seemingly calling the shots at The New York Times, Sen. Tom Cotton said. Read More.

Michigan high court backs barber against Democratic governor

The state Supreme Court of Michigan ruled in favor of the 77-year-old barber who opened his shop in defiance of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer's coronavirus lockdown orders. Read More.

Trump supporter to run in key district owned by Cummings

Republican Kimberly Klacik rolled to victory this week in the Republican primary in Maryland's 7th Congressional District. Read More.

Judicial Watch warns vote-by-mail threatens elections' integrity

Judicial Watch President Tom Fitton on June 3 provided testimony to the House Judiciary Committee’s Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Civil Liberties during a hearing titled “Protecting the Right to Vote During the COVID-19 Pandemic”. Read More.

NY Times newsroom revolts over publication of Sen. Cotton op-ed

In a June 3 op-ed for The New York Times, Republican Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas called for sending in U.S. troops to quell the rioting taking place in America's cities which has been tied to the well-funded international Antifa network. Read More.

Biden in uphill battle for high ground on crime: Aim for the 'leg'

Presumptive Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden in recent days has attempted to enunciate his plans to reform America's police departments. Read More.

‘Sophisticated’: Coordination of violence, shared intelligence

State and local law enforcement officials say that demonstrations over the death of George Floyd shifted in a matter of days from mostly peaceful protests to coordinated violent uprisings. Read More.

Suddenly, social distancing is no longer a priority for Cuomo

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo lashed out at protesters calling to reopen the state earlier this month, saying at a news conference, “you have no right to jeopardize my health … and my children’s health and your children’s health.” Read More.

Exiting DNI Grenell reminds furious Democrats: 'You lied'

In his short but notable tenure as chief of U.S. intelligence, Richard Grenell engaged in a Russia investigation transparency campaign which caught Democrats in a cascade of lies. Read More.

Twitter never fact-checked Schiff's continuous Russia lies

Rep. Adam Schiff and other Democrats have taken to Twitter on several occasions to proclaim there was ample evidence of "collusion" between the 2016 Trump campaign and Russia. Read More.

Gut check: House allows proxy votes for first time ever

The U.S. House of Representatives on May 27, for the first time in its 231-year history, allowed vote by proxy. Read More.