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Suddenly, social distancing is no longer a priority for Cuomo

New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo lashed out at protesters calling to reopen the state earlier this month, saying at a news conference, “you have no right to jeopardize my health … and my children’s health and your children’s health.” Read More.

U.S. under siege; Trump designates Antifa terrorist

President Donald Trump announced on Sunday that the United States will designate the leftist Antifa a terrorist organization. Read More.

DOJ weighs in: Uphold Constitution ‘in times of crisis’

The Department of Justice has filed a statement of interest in support of a lawsuit filed by seven Michigan businesses challenging Democrat Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s coronavirus lockdown orders. Read More.

America's hour of darkness, imposed by its elites

No person of good will can deny that America in 2020 has become engulfed by a sinister darkness. It is also increasingly impossible not to notice that this ominous swell is being embraced and exacerbated by powerful and prominent leading figures in our society. Read More.

Twitter pressed to silence Trump; Not our style, says Facebook

Leftists have been calling on Twitter to suspend President Donald Trump's account since the day he was sworn in. Read More.

Exiting DNI Grenell reminds furious Democrats: 'You lied'

In his short but notable tenure as chief of U.S. intelligence, Richard Grenell engaged in a Russia investigation transparency campaign which caught Democrats in a cascade of lies. Read More.

Tech world war: U.S. rallies allies to check China's surge

With China’s transgressions piling up, U.S. and allied leadership are rising to the occasion to assert opposition. This is particularly apparent in the digital arena, where unchecked Chinese technological presence could spell disaster for global network security. Read More.

Twitter never fact-checked Schiff's continuous Russia lies

Rep. Adam Schiff and other Democrats have taken to Twitter on several occasions to proclaim there was ample evidence of "collusion" between the 2016 Trump campaign and Russia. Read More.

Before pandemic, U.S. investors tolerated Chinese fraud

The U.S Senate just unanimously passed legislation that would bar and remove Chinese companies from U.S. stock exchanges that do not comply with U.S. audit standards. Read More.

Online fact-checker Wikipedia censors conservative news

Google, Twitter and Facebook continue to rely on Wikipedia for information in their services. But Wikipedia is not a reliable source. That doesn't need to be fact-checked. It's well established. Read More.

'Out of town people' blamed for George Floyd riots

As the girlfriend of George Floyd called for calm in Minneapolis after a third night of protests saw businesses torched and looted, conservative commentator Candace Owens blasted the leftist media for attempting to incite "a race war." Read More.

N. Korean ties to bloody Gwanju uprising suppressed in South

Details about what happened in Gwangju, South Korea from May 18 through May 27, 1980, remain elusive four decades later. Read More.

Foreign interests are corrupting U.S. universities; States must act

Recent revelations of U.S. professors serving as foreign agents for China has raised serious questions about just who is paying for access to the minds of America’s youth and established a renewed focus on how foreign funding is corrupting higher education. Read More.

Netflix: Yes, Clinton did spend time on Epstein's 'Orgy Island'

Former President Bill Clinton hung out with Jeffrey Epstein on the wealthy pedophile's Caribbean island where underage girls were allegedly sexually abused, according to a Netflix documentary. Read More.

Intel chief Grenell outed Obama holdovers, 'political people'

In just three months as acting Director of National Intelligence, Richard Grenell ripped the lid off machinations at top levels of the Department of Justice and the FBI which have confirmed for many observers the existence of the "Deep State". Read More.