U.S. Politics

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.

Quid pro what? Sondland's testimony crumbles

During public impeachment hearings on Wednesday, Republicans stressed that President Donald Trump never said military aid to Ukraine was contingent on investigations into Burisma and Hunter Biden. Read More.

Oops: Migrant kids detained under Obama not newsworthy

When several major media outlets received information that some 100,000 immigrant children were being detained by the United States, they quickly jumped on the opportunity to again slam President Donald Trump’s immigration policies. Read More.

New Strzok-Page emails refute pro-Clinton narrative

Newly obtained documents show that at least three email chains marked classified confidential were found on Hillary Clinton's unsecure email server, contradicting the former secretary of state's claims that she "never received nor sent" classified material on the private server. Read More.

Questions for Marie Yovanovitch: Here's a few more

Investigative journalist John Solomon, who has been out front on the Biden-Burisma story, posed several questions that he believes Marie Yovanovitch should answer. Read More.

Barr slams 'scorched earth' attack on Trump by Left

On the same day the House Intelligence Committee held its second public impeachment hearings, Attorney General William Barr defended the executive branch and decried Democrats’ constant attempts to “incapacitate” the Trump administration. Read More.

Democrat billionaire fires back at Elizabeth Warren's 'bull'

In a recent campaign ad, 2020 Democratic presidential contender Elizabeth Warren again pushed her soak the rich approach, naming several billionaires and saying “it is time for a wealth tax.” Read More.

Trump to Democrats: 'It's the economy, stupid'

President Donald Trump on Nov. 12 made his case for re-election in a video tweet which takes all of 46 seconds to listen to. Read More.

Hillary: 'As I say, never, never, never say never'

Twice failed presidential candidate Hillary Clinton says she is "under enormous pressure" to consider jumping into the 2020 presidential contest and her former top strategist says the former secretary of state is still thinking of taking that third swing at the White House. Read More.

Hanson: 2020 is a referendum on an 'Orwellian nightmare'

The Democratic Party “as we have known it, is extinct for now,” historian and columnist Victor Davis Hanson wrote. Read More.

'Whistleblower' hosted key Ukraine meeting at White House

The so-called Trump-Ukraine “whistleblower,” who many in the media have identified as Eric Ciaramella, hosted a January 2016 White House meeting where Ukrainian officials were told to drop the Burisma-Hunter Biden investigation, reports say. Read More.

You’re fired: Over 8,000 at VA get the axe under Trump

On this Veterans Day, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie said President Donald Trump is fulfilling a signature promise from his 2016 campaign to overhaul the Department of Veterans Affairs. Read More.

Fear: Graham explains need to keep 'whistleblower' hidden

Democrats and their allies in the major media are intent on keeping the so-called whistleblower’s identity secret and preventing him from testifying because they are most concerned about his connections to Democrats who want to bring down President Donald Trump, Sen. Lindsey Graham said. Read More.