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Is it possible that Russia and China are unaware of the transfers of oil?
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Ted Cruz Calls Out CNN's 'Iranian Pravda' - Timothy Meads: Fox News contributor and writer Stephen Miller has harangued CNN’s .12/30/2017 18:55:19PM EST.
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Following two weeks of excitement involving WikiLeaks, journalist Cassandra Fairbanks took to Twitte
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Anti-vaxxer Facebook communities are largely driven by women and conspiracy thinking, a new study finds.
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An exodus of civil servants, a lack of political appointees and anticipation of budget cuts have contributed to a diminished federal workforce.
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When conservative panelist Ben Ferguson was on CNN Thursday night, Don Lemon screamed like a girl in a shrill voice. Screaming "No!" twelve times. Watch!
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By Grace Carr
California lawmakers are debating whether to adopt a bill that w...
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The Dow Jones average has been rising steadily since President Trump’s election, as evidenced by the fact that for the first time in history, the Dow reached four 1,000-point milestones in one yea
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Since Thursday, CBS News has run two different reports -- both by correspondent Jan Crawford -- which fearmonger about the possibility that private charities and millions of people who benefit from them will suffer because the new tax cuts passed by Republicans would result in fewer people taking tax deductions for charitable contributions as in the past. Not much thought was given to the possibility that if people's taxes are being cut, they might donate even more money to charities, as Crawford was preoccupied with people who will stop itemizing who might therefore lose interest in making donations.
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In all of the end-of-year reviews, the most surprising (and most disappointing) realization for many is what’s missing from the list: the charging of Donald Trump.
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There are many conservatives, myself included, who never expected much from a Trump presidency. Most of us, again myself included, never actually thought he would win and, even if he did, the cost would be so great as to make us wonder if it would be worth it.
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For most Americans, the first moments of the new year are ones of celebration and excitement.
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Graham: We Need a Special Counsel to Investigate How the DOJ Used the Steele Dossier - 'I'm Very Disturbed'
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The Trump administration announced on Friday it will not be sending military aid totaling $255 million to Pakistan. The monetary aid was denied to the Pakistan government in response to its ineffective action against terrorists and militants on its soil. The Hindustan Times reported: The Trump administration on Friday announced the United States will deny …
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Editor’s Note: The following piece first appeared in the December 18, 2017 issue of National Review.
At some point in the future, be it years, decades, or a century hence, the federal government will seek to ban driving.
This, I’m afraid, is an inevitability. It is inexorably heading our way. The dot sits now on the horizon. As is common, the measure will be sold in the name of public health. “Now that robots can do the work,” its bloodless advocates will explain, “there’s no need for human involvement.” And from then: On, the snowball will roll ...
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New Year’s Eve gets people thinking about resolutions. Alas, when a year passes, a mothballed prosecutor finds himself thinking about the statute of limitations. As 2018 beckons, it has me thinking about Paul Combetta — the Platte River Networks technician who used the “BleachBit” program to destroy thousands of Hillary Clinton’s emails when they were under congressional subpoena and preservation orders.
It is not just the tick-tock of the criminal clock that has me thinking about Combetta — about how much longer his obstructive destruction of government files in March 2015 could still be subject to investigation and prosecution. The statute of limitations is five years ...
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I really can't understand the hatefulness of the media and the rest of the Left toward Mrs. Trump. Melania is the most beautiful, graceful...
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Two great female writers died prematurely in 1817, just two hundred years ago: one in relative obscurity in Winchester, in the heart of traditional southern England, the other at the peak of her fame in Paris. Jane Austen (1775–1817) and Germaine Necker de Staël (1766–1817) were great personalities, great writers, and influential moralists ...
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President Trump and United Nations Ambassador Nikki Haley made a lot of news last week with their condemnations of the United Nations over a U.N. General Assembly (UNGA) resolution criticizing President Trump’s decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel and move the U.S. embassy there.
President Trump threatened to withhold billions of dollars in U.S. aid from states that voted for the resolution and said after the vote, “Let them vote against us. We’ll save a lot. We don’t care.” Ambassador Haley warned that the U.S. would be “taking names” of states that voted for this resolution.
Although these comments didn’t represent anything new — U.S ...
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Frank Gaffney discusses a court ruling allowing for transgender military recruits and what the Trump administration should do next.
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President Trump faces a slew of critical decisions in 2018 about how far he wants to go to undermine ObamaCare.
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In dealing with differing points of view, nuance is not oppression.
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If you need money, securing full-time work could be the wrong choice. In fact, there are more financial benefits to receiving welfare in these 15 states.
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Seeing as Elizabeth Warren believes in science, maybe she can clear up a few nagging questions.
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Six Predictions for 2018 America, United Nations, Economy, Wall Street, Media, Hollywood, Midterms, ObamaCare
