State Department Reopens Clinton Emails Probe
The State Department is reopening an internal investigation of possible mishandling of classified information by Hillary Clinton and top aides.
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7 Key Takeaways From FBI Director’s Hearing on Clinton Email Use
FBI Director James Comey appeared before the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee yesterday to further detail the FBI’s yearlong investigation into former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server and handling of classified information while she was secretary of state.
At Least Five Police Officers Killed by Snipers During Dallas Protest
Dallas Police confirmed shortly before midnight local time that both suspects in the murder of five police officers were in custody, with one of the suspects captured after a shootout with SWAT members.
Some Key Facts About Three of This Week’s Police Shootings
This week, three police shootings of black citizens in Baton Rouge, Brooklyn and Minnesota have sparked protest both locally and nationally. Here are some key facts about each.
State Department Reveals Its Response to FBI’s Clinton Investigation
Days after the FBI announced its recommendation following an investigation into Hillary Clinton, what was on its face good news for the former secretary of state has since offered her critics more reason to oppose her.
Cruz Makes Announcement After Meeting With Trump
Ted Cruz announced this yesterday.
If Benghazi Doesn’t Matter, What Does?
For me, these names matter: Christopher Stevens, US Ambassador to Libya, Sean Smith, career diplomat, Glen Doherty, former Navy SEAL, and Tyrone Woods, former Navy SEAL.
You Can Thank These 20 Republicans for Loretta Lynch
This was a bad week for justice and the rule of law.
Obama’s DOJ Flushes Gender Sanity Down the Toilet
Our country is filled with young Muslims attempting to join foreign terror networks. Our communities are full of criminal aliens and are also experiencing an uptick in violent crime. One would think the Department of Justice would be stretched thin and fully consumed by the endless criminal cases related to national security and public safety.
Ted Cruz’s Fight to Protect the Internet From Authoritarian Regimes
The Obama administration’s decision to give up U.S. control of regulating the internet is likely illegal, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, said.