By Trent England | Fox News Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., talks about her Oklahoma roots but rejected them long ago. She settled in Massachusetts, the state that made her its junior senator in 2012. Now Warren wants to be president and, along with many of her fellow Democrats, she’s calling for an end the Electoral College. This makes […]
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DOJ Determines 2 FISA Spy Warrants on Trump Campaign Adviser Were “Not Valid”
By Jeff Carlson In a declassified Jan. 7, 2020, order released by Presiding FISA Court Judge James Boasberg, it was revealed that the Department of Justice (DOJ) has determined that two of the four FISA applications on former Trump 2016 presidential campaign adviser Carter Page were “not valid.” The court wrote that it had received […]
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Cipollone: Democrats Left Out Entire Discussion on Burden Sharing in Impeachment Trial
By Zachary Stieber White House counsel Pat Cipollone charged that House impeachment managers left out the discussion on burden sharing from President Donald Trump’s July 2019 phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Cipollone, opening the rebuttal for Trump’s defense team after days of House Democrat presentations to the Senate, said that Democrats “are asking you to […]
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GOP senator says Schumer using impeachment as tool to become majority leader
By Marisa Schultz | Fox News Wyoming Republican Sen. John Barrasso on Friday accused Sen. Chuck Schumer of using the impeachment trial of President Trump as a cudgel against swing-state Republican senators to further his aspiration to serve as Senate majority leader. Barrasso, the chairman of the Republican Senate Conference, said the Democratic leader is trying to squeeze senators facing tough reelection […]
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Trump’s Latest Manufacturing Jobs Achievements Should Terrify 2020 Democrats
By Justin Haskins As Democrats frantically and feverishly work to convince the public Donald Trump deserves to be impeached, America’s economy continues to make remarkable progress. Asians, African Americans, Hispanics, and women all enjoyed historically low unemployment in 2019, and with a significant chunk of the U.S.-China trade war now in the rearview mirror, it […]
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How Trump has reshaped the federal judiciary, 3 years into his presidency
By Maxim Lott | Fox News Three years into President Trump’s term, the Senate has confirmed 192 Trump-appointed federal judges. But what does that mean for the country’s judicial system? Here’s a look at how the president has reshaped the federal judiciary. Rulings have changed as some circuit courts have “flipped,” and others are close to flipping The Supreme Court gets […]
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Impeachment-weary Trump tees off on ‘sleazebags’ Nadler and Schiff, says he’d ‘love’ to attend trial
By Brooke Singman, Ronn Blitzer | Fox News President Trump slammed the House impeachment managers prosecuting the case against him as “sleazebags” during an impromptu press conference at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland on Wednesday — while saying he’d “love” to attend his ongoing Senate trial back home. In the hastily called press event before Trump was to […]
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A UN Rogues’ Gallery: Socialists, Communists, Terrorists, Globalists Run the Show
By William F. Jasper From the print edition of The New American: “Wherever help is needed and people are suffering you will find dedicated United Nations staff contributing their time, assistance and expertise to positively transform lives and make the world a safer and better place for this and future generations.” The self-serving accolade above comes […]
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Trump lawyer needles 2020 Dems on Senate floor: ‘You should be in Iowa right now’
By Andrew O’Reilly | Fox News President Trump’s lead attorney took a shot Tuesday at the Democratic senators who have been forced to take time off the campaign trail, as they vie for their party’s presidential nomination, in order to attend the Senate impeachment trial. In a rebuke to Democrats’ comments about how Trump’s action would be viewed by the […]
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Judicial Watch Sues State Dept. for Records Tied to Alleged Monitoring of Trump Family and Journalists by Amb. Marie Yovanovitch
By Judicial Watch Judicial Watch is going to court to uncover details of the alleged monitoring of President Trump’s family, lawyer and journalists, as ordered by the since-recalled U.S. Ambassador to the Ukraine, Marie Yovanovitch. The two Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) lawsuits against the State Department for documents tied to the alleged monitoring of […]
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US Drug Overdose Deaths Drops for First Time Since 1990
By Paula Liu, The Epoch Times For the first time in nearly three decades, the deaths resulting from drug overdose in the United States have dropped, according to multiple reports. As reported by The New York Times, according to government data that was published on Jan. 15, the total amount of deaths resulting from drug […]
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North Korean Foreign Minister Replaced: Report
By Heekyong Yang, Hyonhee Shin and Reuters SEOUL—North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho has been replaced, Seoul-based NK News reported on Saturday. The usually well-informed outlet, citing multiple unnamed sources in Pyongyang, said Ri Yong Ho would be replaced by Ri Son Gwon, the former chairman of the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of […]
