The president of the Philippines, who was scheduled to face criticism from President Barack Obama for his controversial “war on drugs” that has resulted in open season on suspected drug dealers.
For years now, CNN has been dubbed the Clinton News Network (a moniker disturbingly close to the truth) and even the Communist News Network (hyperbole, yes). But last week, CNN emerged as the Censoring News Network.
Journalists are caught in the crossfire of those wishing to control the country (both in Kyiv and in Moscow), as well as targets of simmering anti-Russian sentiments due to the ongoing war in the east.
Internal Revenue Service Commissioner John Koskinen made the rounds on Capitol Hill to discuss his potential impeachment, meeting with two of the largest GOP House caucuses.
Donald Trump isn’t done killing the Tea Party yet.
The New York City Police Department launched a Twitterstorm yesterday defending its “Broken Windows” community policing strategy.
Sabine Durden is many things. She’s a German immigrant, an avid Trump supporter, and an outspoken advocate for legal immigration. But above all of these things, she is a proud mother.
Japan is providing regional partners with the tools required for future showdowns with China in the South China Sea.
Alaska Right to Life endorsed Joe Miller, stating that he “is exactly the caliber of man we need fighting for the weakest of Alaskans in the Senate” and criticized Murkowski as “one of the nation’s most notoriously pro-abortion Republicans.”
The rematch for the U.S. Senate seat in Alaska six years in the making is on.