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Legal counsel for President Donald Trump's re-election campaign is demanding that a Joe Biden campaign ad promoting the Atlantic story which cites anonymous sources as saying Trump disparaged military personnel be banned on Twitter and Facebook. Read More.

Chinese military's rising red tide can no longer be ignored

The rising tide of China’s military modernization, expansion, and force projection capabilities has long haunted policymakers from the United States to East Asia. Read More.

Trump drives GOP registration surge in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania, a key state in President Donald Trump's 2016 victory, has seen a surge in voter registration for the Republican Party, a report noted. Read More.

1619 Project author: America 'not an exceptional nation'

The American Revolution was a "revolution of the elite" and the "elite white men" who fought for the nation's freedom didn't intend "for us to have a democracy," the author of the New York Times 1619 Project said. Read More.

Suga favorite to succeed Japan’s pro-Trump Prime Minister Abe

Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga is expected to succeed Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, who has nurtured security alliances in Asia to counter China while boosting Japan's military under the post World War II pacifist constitution. Read More.

Zero reports of covid spread from high school football games

The question of whether high school football games would lead to community spread of the coronavirus appears to have been answered, a report said. Read More.

Professor saw nothing wrong with murder of Trump supporter

A University of Rhode Island professor who said he saw "nothing wrong" with an Antifa member stalking and shooting a supporter of President Donald Trump in Portland appears "to justify the murdering of those who hold opposing views," said George Washington University law professor Jonathan Turley, Read More.

15 armed federal agents stormed war hero's Florida home

On Aug. 20, 15 agents from the New York United States Postal Inspection Service (USPIS) showed up on Brian Kolfage’s doorstep in Florida to arrest him, reports say. Read More.

Michigan governor builds electrified fence around residence

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, who has been outspoken in opposing President Donald Trump's border wall on the U.S. southern border, is getting a new 8-foot border barrier around her residence in Lansing, a report said. Read More.

CCP outlet refuses to run U.S. ambassador's op-ed

The People's Daily, the main propaganda newspaper of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), refused to run an editorial written by U.S. Ambassador to China Terry Branstad, the U.S. State Department said. Read More.

Trump nominated for Nobel Peace Prize

U.S. President Donald Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize in large part due to his brokering of a peace deal between Israel and the United Arab Emirates. Read More.

Released email challenges Mueller story on FBI top job

Judicial Watch announced that it received 47 pages of documents from the Department of Justice which includes a May 17, 2017 email documenting that Robert Mueller informed the Attorney General’s office he was withdrawing from consideration for director of the FBI. Read More.

India joins U.S., bans intrusive Chinese apps and technology

India is instituting a crackdown on Chinese technology that makes U.S. President Donald Trump’s action look friendly in comparison. Read More.

Early voter fraud already under investigation by legal foundation

Analysts estimate that 80 million Americans will vote by mail in the 2020 general election. Read More.

Iran targets citizen journalists for 'distorting reality'

Reporters Without Borders (RSF) is urging the UN Human Rights Council to take measures to defend Iranian journalists and citizen journalists who are being "censored, threatened, detained arbitrarily, mistreated and sometimes tortured" for their journalistic activities. Read More.