[ad_1] As our long national nightmare of “15 days to flatten the curve” drags into its sixth (sixth!) month, many of our nation’s governors and bureaucrats are inventing new ways to wield their power. On August 31, without much fanfare and with almost no news coverage, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine

[ad_1] Jessica Krug, disgraced white academic who portrayed herself as an African-American woman, will not be teaching her previously scheduled classes at George Washington University this fall. What’s a brief history here? In a now-viral — and roundly criticized — blog post published on Medium, Krug admitted that she is a white Jewish woman from

[ad_1] The Justice Department today announced a federal criminal complaint charging Michael Robert Solomon, 30, and Benjamin Ryan Teeter, 22, with conspiring and attempting to provide material support to a designated foreign terrorist organization (Hamas). Solomon and Teeter, who were taken into custody yesterday evening, made their initial appearances earlier today before Magistrate Judge Tony

[ad_1] The former National Rifle Association (NRA) second-in-command is set to release a book next week that will call for various gun control proposals and slam the organization’s leadership, according to a Thursday New York Times report. Joshua Powell, who was terminated from the group in the beginning of the year, is releasing “Inside the

[ad_1] A writer who lost his job due to the pandemic explained Friday how he unwittingly became a pawn in a Russian troll farm’s apparent attempt to inflame the electorate ahead of the November election. A man calling himself the editor of a left-wing outlet called Peace Data reached out to aspiring writer Jack Delaney

[ad_1] Former FBI official Peter Strzok said in an interview published Friday that the Steele dossier was a “problem” for the Trump-Russia probe because it sent investigators off “on a series of wild goose chases.” “The report was very typical of information that the FBI often receives. It comes from several sources, including some suspect

[ad_1] The last surviving Medal of Honor recipient to have fought in the Battle of Iwo Jima, Hershel “Woody” Williams, made a visit to the Iwo Jima memorial in Arlington, Virginia. As Williams made his way up to the memorial on Sept. 2, scores of Marines snapped to attention, rendering the 96-year-old veteran a heartfelt

[ad_1] By Jim Clayton – The left is getting desperate and out for blood as we near Election Day. Hillary,the democrats and their willing accomplices in the media never got over the fact that they lost in 2016.  It so affected their collective minds that it left a lingering and dangerous psychosis in them known

[ad_1] After yesterday’s disastrous press conference with Joe Biden, the members of the press who were present and participated are coming under criticism and rightly so. It is hard for most of us to imagine a more ridiculous spectacle than what we watched. If this is how the Biden campaign will be covered from now

[ad_1] Posted by: R. Mitchell in Customs, Border and Immigration News, In The News, Syndicated Posts September 5, 2020 Topics in this post: methamphetamine narcotics RIO GRANDE CITY, Texas – U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers at the Starr-Camargo International Bridge intercepted over $1.2 million in alleged methamphetamine in a single enforcement action. CBP officers

[ad_1] Joe Biden fielded questions on Friday, his second press conference this week, after going a month without answering questions from reporters. However, the media didn’t exactly press the Democratic presidential candidate. Critics, as well as President Donald Trump, took note that reporters tossed easy softball questions to Biden. What are the details? Many of

[ad_1] President Trump has suggested that a vaccine for COVID-19 could be available as early as October, which, naturally, has Democrats concerned, as the approval and distribution of a vaccine prior to the election could certainly change the dynamic in his favor. As a result, questioning the efficacy of any

[ad_1] Team Biden is spending some of their record-setting August haul of campaign cash on developing and deploying a news series of campaign advertisements for both television and the web. But not all of these efforts are producing high-quality results. One recent example is their advertisement about Social Security and how the Bad Orange Man

[ad_1] Cartography wasn’t Ambassador Richard Grenell’s actual main concern, of course. A proper translation of his blast at the White House press corps would be: can you find your a** with both hands and a flashlight? The White House made Grenell available for the daily(-ish) press briefing to allow the media ask for the details and

[ad_1] There is some concern — most of it political nonsense — that Donald Trump will “strong-arm” the FDA, the CDC, the pharma companies, and presumably family doctors into approving a vaccine before it’s ready. The thinking is that Trump wants an “October surprise” for the voters and will force

[ad_1] Judge Dolly Gee of the U.S. District Court in Los Angeles is best known for a series of decisions on immigration in which she has often ruled against the government. She is the first Chinese-American woman appointed to a federal trial court and she says her upbringing was shaped as the child of immigrants.

[ad_1] The one person mentioned most frequently during the current spate of unrest, protests and riots around the country is still George Floyd. His death while being taken into custody by Minnesota police has led to calls for justice (assuming anyone can agree as to what that means in this case) and the prosecution of

[ad_1] When this plan was initially announced earlier this week, I had more than a few qualms about it. The proposal in question involved ending the publication of the military newspaper Stars and Stripes. The paper has been around for as long as I can remember and back in the day it was one of