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A new bulletin from the FBI has revealed that the Saudi government ‘almost certainly’ helped its citizens escape prosecution for serious crimes they were charged with in the US, and American officials looked the other way for years. The secret effort was carried out to spare the Persian Gulf kingdom embarrassment, while US officials lookedContinue reading “FBI finds the Saudi government ‘almost certainly’ helps its citizens escape prosecution in the US for serious crimes while American officials looked the other way”

Virginia antifa group Seven Hills plans to join Second Amendment supporters outside the Virginia General Assembly as thousands descend on Richmond, Virginia, for the annual Virginia Citizens Defense League gun rally on Monday, Jan. 20. “I think it’s been pretty important for us to focus on the fact that gun control in America has aContinue reading “Antifa group to join pro-gun rally at Virginia Capitol”

It is hard to imagine in a happy hour, White Claw-obsessed kind of world, but 100 years ago a ban on alcohol went into effect across the United States. The 18th Amendment, which prohibited the ‘manufacture, sale, or transportation of intoxicating liquors,’ began on January 17, 1920 and ushered in the era known as Prohibition.Continue reading “A VERY Dry January! Stunning photographs show how America’s ban on alcohol took effect, from beer being emptied into gutters to the birth of bathtub gin, on the 100th anniversary of Prohibition”

Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) had solid debate performances. It’s what’s kept her in the running for a few months, but infrastructure matters. Staffing matters. And having an agenda and a message matter. All three were missing from Harris’ 2020 campaign and it led to the end of her presidential ambitions. No one really knew whereContinue reading “Even Black Voters Found Kamala Harris to Be Obnoxious From the Start”

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Nearly a quarter of the world’s countries saw a dramatic surge in civil unrest last year, a trend that is likely to continue into 2020, a new study has warned. Analysts predict that as many as 75 nations will see violence and demonstrations break-out this year, according to the report published today. Hong Kong, Chile,Continue reading “Nearly 40% of countries around the world will face civil unrest in 2020 with flashpoints predicted in 75 nations, study warns”

Democrats and journalists were excited Thursday when the Government Accountability Office (GAO) released a legal opinion that the White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB) had violated the Impoundment Control Act by withholding congressionally-appropriated aid to Ukraine last summer. The non-binding opinion was disputed by the OMB, which released a memo last month arguingContinue reading “Seven Times the GAO Found the Obama Administration Violated Federal Law”

The Army Times appointed as its top editor a 28-year-old feminist from Brooklyn who has repeatedly tweeted that she hates President Donald Trump and worked as a spokeswoman for a New York councilman who describes himself as a “moderate Democrat.” After interning for several Democrats, graduating Hofstra University in 2014, and contemplating art school, SarahContinue reading “Top Military Media Outlet Puts A 28-Year-Old Who’s Touted Her Hatred For Trump In Charge”

LSU quarterback Joe Burrow praised President Donald Trump after the team’s visit to the White House Friday, saying that the president showed everyone “so much love.” Burrow’s comments were reported by Bloomberg reporter Jordan Fabian who tweeted the player’s remarks. “Joe Burrow on Trump,” Fabian tweeted. “He showed so much love to everyone on ourContinue reading “Joe Burrow Praises Trump After White House Visit: ‘He Showed So Much Love’”

Eleven U.S. service members were treated for concussion symptoms in the days after Iran’s Jan. 8 missile attack on an American military base in Iraq, Pentagon officials said late Thursday. The statement from U.S. Central Command, which oversees operations in the Middle East, is a shift from the Trump administration’s previous contention that no AmericansContinue reading “11 U.S. service members were injured in Iran’s missile attack”