U.S. Politics

Nationwide, lockdown governors seen 'losing their minds'

Former New York Times journalist Alex Berenson, one of the early coronavirus lockdown contrarians, tweeted on Monday: "No other way to say this: The lockdown governors are losing their minds." Read More.

Federal Judge rules against NC governor's church lockdown order

A federal judge on Saturday blocked Democratic North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper's coronavirus lockdown order which essentially prohibited most churches from holding indoor services. Read More.

Al Gore, Greta and Podesta tie virus to Trump’s climate policies

Given that self-proclaimed climate champions such as Greta Thunberg never seem to call out coal-powered China on the environment, it is no surprise to many observers that they have also given the Chinese Communist Party a pass on the virus. Read More.

Michigan tracking ' all conversations' of protesters

As Michigan residents planned a Thursday demonstration against what they see as her oppressive coronavirus lockdown orders, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said state police were "monitoring all of the conversations" of those who planned to attend the protest at the state capitol in Lansing. Read More.

National tend: Sheriffs refuse to enforce lockdown edicts

Sheriffs nationwide are refusing to enforce coronavirus lockdown orders. Read More.

Cuomo offers no defense for disastrous nursing home policy

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's policy of forcing New York's nursing homes to take in patients infected with the coronavirus added more than 1,700 deaths to the count of those who died in the facilities, The Associated Press reported. Read More.

Trade Adviser blisters CCP: Dismantled 'beautiful economy'

President Donald Trump “built the most powerful and beautiful economy in the world in three years,” and “the Chinese Communist Party took it down in 60 days,” White House trade adviser Peter Navarro charged on Sunday. Read More.

Trump echoes GOP warning on California special election

Democrats are attempting to rig Tuesday's special election in California's 25th Congressional District, top Republicans, including President Donald Trump, said. Read More.

Tara Reade's ex-husband is 7th to back details of allegation

Tara Reade had told her ex-husband that she experienced sexual harassment at work in Joe Biden’s Senate office, a 1996 court document shows. Read More.

Pushing the public's panic buttons: CBS caught in the act

From CBS being caught arranging a fake scene at a COVID-19 testing site in Michigan, to a reporter in Florida who seemed to believe people catch the virus one day and die the next, more and more phony media reports amid the pandemic are being exposed. Read More.

FBI Director Wray feeling heat after release of Flynn documents

The House Judiciary Committee has questioned the straightforwardness of FBI Director Christopher Wray and is calling on him "immediately review the actions of the FBI" in its targeting of former national security adviser Michael Flynn. Read More.

Poll finds Democrats far more likely to rat out their neighbors

A new Just the News Daily Poll by Scott Rasmussen found that Democrats are far more likely than Republicans to say they would report neighbors for holding a social gathering that would violate coronavirus lockdown orders. Read More.

The Pentagon official and the columnist: Bad news for Flynn

A senior Pentagon official had regular contact with the Washington Post reporter whose column was the impetus for the FBI's interview of former national security adviser Michael Flynn, documents obtained by a government watchdog group show. Read More.

Warring U.S. parties agree: End medical imports from China

Americans of all political stripes believe the U.S. relationship with China has to change amid the communist nation's negligence in its response to the Wuhan coronavirus. Read More.

Wisconsin primary fails to prove necessity of vote-by-mail

Democrats have seized on coronavirus fears to demand universal vote-by-mail, but data from the April 7 Wisconsin primary indicate those fears may be misplaced. Read More.