U.S. Politics

'Professional team' to help Biden counter daily virus briefings

From the get-go, Joe Biden has been critical of President Donald Trump's briefings on the coronavirus outbreak. Now, the likely Democratic Party presidential nominee plans on holding his own "shadow" coronavirus briefings. Read More.

Poll finds majority support for Trump's response to virus

Americans are giving President Trump high marks for his response and leadership during the Wuhan coronavirus crisis, a new poll found. Read More.

Limbaugh: If a Democrat were pesident there would be no panic

There is not yet any evidence that the push back against the coronavirus panic is working, Rush Limbaugh said. And, it's a panic that, with a compliant media, would not likely be happening with a Democrat in power, the radio host added. Read More.

NSC slams China's disinformation, expelling of journalists

The communist government in Beijing should be focused on stopping the coronavirus rather than spreading false information about the origins of the Wuhan virus while at the same time kicking American journalists out of China, the U.S. National Security Council (NSC) said on Wednesday. Read More.

DOJ drops charges against Russians Mueller indicted

The Department of Justice on Monday filed a motion to dismiss charges against two Russian companies which were indicted by special counsel Robert Mueller for allegedly financing a Russian troll farm that sought to interfere in the 2016 presidential election. Read More.

'Massive exodus': Bernie backers won't back Biden

The party is almost over for the legion of Bernie Sanders supporters known as the Bernie Bros. Read More.

Major media pounce on comparisons to swine flu in 2009

Pro-Obama corporate media outlets took some time out of their effort to create panic over the coronavirus to attempt to explain why they didn't try to create panic over the swine flu outbreak of 2009. Read More.

Fall of Avenatti: From cable news superstar to rat-infested cell

Michael Avenatti appeared more than 100 times on CNN and MSNBC in 2018. CNN personality Brian Stelter once beamed that his pal Avenatti could run for president. Now Avenatti is confined to a Manhattan jail cell surrounded by rats. Read More.

'Got married': Rep. Omar ties knot with consultant after denials

Rep. Ilhan Omar, who reportedly at one time had married her brother in order to get him the documentation he needed to go to school in the United States, has now married a political consultant who formerly worked for her campaign. Read More.

Economists warn against 'fake moderate' Biden's tax plans

Joe Biden is proposing several tax increases that would derail the record-setting economy engineered by President Donald Trump, economists say. Read More.

Biden assures nation: Beto will 'take care of the gun problem'

In anointing Beto O'Rourke to be his point man on gun control, Joe Biden solidified a stance he had taken last year — that a President Biden will be coming for you firearm if it is an "assault weapon." Read More.

On Biden's cabinet; Susan Rice, John Kerry . . .

The election hasn't been held yet, but Joe Biden has already began to assemble his Cabinet, a report said. Read More.

List of climate change skeptics erased by Wikipedia editors

Some of the world's top scientists include themselves among those who disagree with the so-called "consensus" on man-made climate change. "But the kind of intolerant leftists who tend to edit Wikipedia pages don’t want you to know this," a columnist noted. Read More.

GOP's Buck: 'You want my AR-15, come and take it'

Rep. Ken Buck responded to Joe Biden and Beto O’Rourke’s gun control partnership by signaling they will have to "come and take it” if they want his AR-15. Read More.

Latest shot at Trump: Weaponized coronavirus

Most Republicans believe that the corporate media is using the coronavirus "as a tool to get" President Donald Trump, a new Rasmussen Reports found. Read More.