California Republican Rep. Dana Rohrabacher spoke to White House chief of staff John Kelly Wednesday about a potential deal with WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange in exchange for info that exonerates Russia of hacking allegations.
Americans in general, and U.S. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman in particular, are motivated in their stance on Israel by “satanic urges,” according to a top Palestinian official.
The Army broke its own rules in its punishment of an officer who, following military protocol, intervened to stop a public “make-out” session by two lesbian subordinate officers.
Former national security adviser Susan Rice told House Intelligence Committee investigators that she spied on the crown prince of the UAE, and in doing so, unmasked the names of top Trump officials.
Hours after North Korea threatened to use nuclear weapons to “sink” Japan and reduce the United States “to ashes and darkness,” it launched a missile early Friday morning from Pyongyang, the nation’s capital, that flew eastward over the Sea of Japan.
North Korea’s leader Kim Jong-Un has apparently been using this to “pinpoint” his targets.
Pharma cad Martin Shkreli was decreed a “danger to society” earlier this week.
The Cherokee County School District apologized and said the teenagers were not in trouble.
For those curious about what the “enhanced” pat-down involves, I had a first-hand experience (no pun intended) on September 10 in the Kansas City airport.
The federal government is being asked to rein in state and local demands that pregnancy centers and others promote abortion, even if they have religious objections to the destruction of unborn children.