U.S. Politics

Adam Schiff? Jeopardy! contestants have no clue

Adam Schiff was an answer on Wednesday night’s “Jeopardy!” — and none of the three contestants knew who he was. Read More.

Trump's border focus: Migrants returned deep into Mexico

The Trump administration is curtailing the policy of releasing immigrants at the U.S.-Mexico border and is instead sending them deep into Mexico. Read More.

Half of nation's homeless are in California

Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) data for 2018 and 2019 shows a decrease in the number of homeless in most states, but a 16 percent increase in homelessness in California. Read More.

'Magically,' more Hillary Clinton emails, text messages turn up

Judicial Watch has released 37 pages of new emails recently found by the FBI that show former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton used her unsecure, non-government email to transmit classified information. The new emails also show Clinton used text messages for government business. Read More.

Clinton media on Gadhafi: 'We came, we saw, he died'

When the Obama administration went after Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi without congressional approval, the major media and Democrats cheered. Read More.

Notice served to 5 states about voter registration irregularities

Five states have been put on notice that their voter rolls are beset with irregularities. They have been warned not by government, but by a private legal watchdog. Read More.

Omar laughed during talk of war dead at press conference

During a Jan. 8 press conference on U.S.-Iran tensions held by the Congressional Progressive Caucus, Rep. Ilhan Omar could be seen laughing in the background as one of her colleagues spoke about American casualties in the Iraq war. Read More.

'Unsinkable'? Biden's bid claims divine right of Swamp royalty

Joe Biden’s “selected not elected” presidential campaign is a defiant pose against the current prevailing political winds that argue you cannot win simply by running as an establishment “it’s gotta be me” candidate in the post-Trump era. Read More.

Least ethical? In poll, car sales edges out congress

Members of the House of Representatives, controlled by Democrats, have less integrity than chiropractors, journalists, bankers, lawyers and insurance salespeople, according to a new poll. Read More.

White House, Senate GOP agree on quick impeachment trial

The White House is reportedly on the same page with the Republican majority in wanting a speedy impeachment trial in the Senate. Read More.

President puts Congress, Iran on notice

The United States will respond with “major retaliation” should Iran attack U.S. interests in the wake of the killing of the regime's top strategist and terror chief Qasem Soleimani, President Donald Trump said. Read More.

Showdown looms in Virginia over gun confiscation

Supporters of the gun sanctuary movement in Virginia are challenging Gov. Ralph Northam’s plan to hire a gun control enforcement team which they say could lead to the confiscation of firearms. Read More.

King of campaign cash? Marxist millionaire Sanders

In his second quest for the Democratic presidential nomination, ancient socialist Sen. Bernie Sanders likes to rail against capitalism while reaping its benefits personally and in his campaign, a columnist noted. Read More.

200 in Congress ask Supreme Court to reconsider Roe v. Wade

A coalition of lawmakers from both houses of Congress has filed a legal brief asking the Supreme Court to reconsider Roe v. Wade, the 1973 landmark decision which created abortion rights. Read More.

Bureau of Land Management exits swamp; Left outraged

Leftist environmentalists and other so-called progressive groups who are outraged over the Trump administration's decision to move the Bureau of Land Management (BLM) out of Washington, D.C. are now demanding that the agency’s director step down. Read More.