U.S. Politics

Dershowitz sees Soviet tactics to impeach: 'Searching for a crime'

Impeachment-obsessed House Democrats are employing Soviet-style tactics by “searching for a crime” to pin on President Donald Trump, Harvard law professor Alan Dershowitz said. Read More.

'Constitutional law scholar' Streisand explains impeachment

Rest assured America, Barbra Streisand has spoken on impeachment. Read More.

'Overwhelming and bipartisan'? Nine months later, Pelosi changes

Republicans slammed House Judiciary Committee Democrats for calling a trio of partisan law professors they say clearly suffer from Trump Derangement Syndrome as witnesses in Wednesday’s impeachment hearing. Read More.

'Sickening'? Surviving Democrat candidates are all white

Sen. Kamala Harris announced on Dec. 3 she was ending her quest for the 2020 Democratic presidential nomination. Read More.

Meet the ‘academic experts’ set to talk about impeachment

The White House slammed House Judiciary Committee chair Jerrold Nadler for releasing only “vague” details about the Dec. 4 impeachment hearing at which a cavalcade of academics, rather than “fact witnesses,” are scheduled to testify. Read More.

Photo of Biden being ignored in Iowa cafe shocks press corps

A diner at a Iowa cafe, told that Joe Biden had been vice president under President Barack Obama, said: "Are you serious? Ohhhhh. I’m not an Obama fan. This is Republican country." Read More.

Democrat crisis: Three polls show clear non-white shift to Trump

Another poll has showed that President Donald Trump’s support among minorities is growing exponentially. Read More.

ICE arrests alleged 'monster' twice released by Philly police

An illegal immigrant who is a suspect in a long list of sex crimes against children was arrested by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) after being released twice by Philadelphia police. Read More.

Foundations to fund 'journalists' in American newsrooms

The claim by The Associated Press that it delivers “unbiased news” has invited scrutiny with the announcement that it will get a funding infusion from The GroundTruth Project which plans to place “journalists” in American newsrooms. Read More.

'Democratic Cold War on Christianity is heating up'

The number of people identifying as Christians in America is on a downward trend, recent studies show. Currently, 65 percent of American adults identify as Christian, down from 85 percent in 1990 and 82 percent in 2001. Read More.

Bloomberg to his 2700 journalists: Investigate Trump, not Democrats

Soon after Michael Bloomberg officially entered the race for the 2020 Democratic Party presidential nomination, the editor-in-chief at Bloomberg News fired off a memo to staff saying that the media outlet would not conduct any investigations into Bloomberg or any of his Democrat rivals. Read More.

Death threats for author: Trump 'an outstanding president'

The hoaxes disguised as investigations and the drive for impeachment began the second he took the oath of office, but they will not destroy President Donald Trump’s legacy, a New York Times best-selling author says. Read More.

Ethics probes cast shadow on 3 of 4 'squad' celebrities

Three prominent socialists who are part of the squad — Reps. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, Ilhan Omar and Rashinda Tlaib — are facing allegations of violating campaign finance laws and House ethics rules for their personal or political benefit, a report said. Read More.

War veteran victimized by New York's red flag gun law

A recent incident in New York’s Putnam County is a prime example of “what advocates of red flag laws have asked for,” a columnist noted. Read More.

Author: Clinton Foundation thrived on quid quo pros

High dollar donors to the Clinton Foundation during Hillary Clinton’s tenure as secretary of state “had every expectation of quid pro quo” in the form of access to the then-secretary, said the author of “Clinton Cash”. Read More.