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On Saturday's edition of CNN's "Smerconish," host Michael Smerconish opened the program by posing a question about jailed Kentucky clerk Kim Davis that compared her to the Taliban. With Davis' mug shot taking up the entire CNN screen, Smerconish asked, "Is this woman in jail because she was denied her...

The United States, European Union and Japan jointly rounded on China's "market-distorting subsidies" at the World Trade Organization conference in Argentina Tuesday. A joint statement from the three powers made no direct mention of China, but said "severe excess capacity in key sectors

Chris Cuomo was seen cursing and physically threatening an unidentified man who approached him and called him "Fredo," while he was out in public on Sunday.

They're not afraid to say what they really think anymore.

President Biden announced that another $1.2 billion in defensive and humanitarian aid will be provided to Ukraine as the war brutal war with Russia continues.

The Hoover Institution senior fellow will discuss his new book, “Wealth, Poverty and Politics," the state of race relations in the U.S., and his thoughts on ...

Very soon, President Trump will have to decide whether America should remain a bystander to Iranian expansionism or take steps to confront this menace to international security and sponsor of global terrorism. In October, when the president failed to certify Iranian compliance with the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA), a.k.a. the Iran nuclear deal, he began a process that is almost certain to force him to make controversial decisions in the coming months. Congress has had 60 days to propose measures that would punish Iran for its misbehavior and strengthen the JCPOA. It has not done so ...

Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) blasted Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday over Israel's decision to deny her and Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) entry into the country, calling it “an insult to democratic values.”

Three brothers are accused of raping a 10-year-old girl in Kenner, Lousiana. Two of the brothers are illegal aliens. Raul and Wilmer Paz-Perez, both 35-year-old illegal aliens from Honduras, were captured by the Kenner Police Department earlier this week and charged with first-degree rape of a child under the age of 13-years-old. Their third brother, …

President Biden's "strike force," meant to help curb crime in Chicago and four other cities seeing a surge in violence, is expected to come to the Windy City "relatively soon," Mayor Lori Lightfoot said earlier this week.

Harold Hutchison  Republican Sen. Rand Paul of Kentucky grilled Dr. Anthony Fauci about government recommendations regarding COVID-19 booster shots for

Rick Santorum, like many other candidates running for president, has very little shot at the nomination. But unlike most of the other also-rans, Santorum’s second White House run will likely be rev?

How a group of police officers from Duterte's hometown Davao formed the core of a lethal anti-drug unit. Reuters traced the deadly path of the

Presidential candidate Pete Buttigieg said Sunday on CNN's "State of the Union" that "both sides will lose" President Trump's trade war with China and that it is "a fool's errand to think you're going to be able to get China to change the fundamentals of their economic model by poking them in the eye with some tariffs." CNN, JAKE TAPPER: You just heard my interview with the president's trade adviser, Peter Navarro. President Trump says taking his tariffs off China now would be -- quote -- "economic surrender," saying the U.S. cannot make a trade deal without dialing up more pressure. You have vowed to lift those tariffs if you become president. What makes you think China would make a trade deal with you as president without the kind of pressure that President Trump is now exerting with these tariffs? BUTTIGIEG: Well, we have a lot of different forms of leverage in the relationship. But it's also a fool's errand to think you're going to be able to get China to change the fundamentals of their economic model by poking them in the eye with some tariffs. And, by the way, despite all -- all of the noise from that previous interview, there are some basic facts here that you can't escape. And one of them is that American farmers are getting killed. I was just in Iowa in rural parts of the state talking with a lot of farmers, who -- many of whom are Republicans or supported this president, and are now asking the question, how much longer are we supposed to take one for the team? The president has said repeatedly that he's on the cusp of getting a deal. The president has failed to deliver a deal. And I expect he will continue to do so. And, in the meantime, we're paying the cost of these tariffs. We're going to see even more in the prices of consumer goods. The president apparently is aware of this, because he said he was going to delay them until Christmas. What are we supposed to do after Christmas? There is clearly no strategy for dealing with the trade war in a way that will actually lead to results for American farmers or American consumers. And part of the reason is that this is not what it's going to take to actually guide China into a different direction. This is going to -- this is about a lot more than just some tariffs. Look, you consider the position that China is in now, and you consider our loss of domestic competitiveness, because we're not even investing at home in education, infrastructure, health, the things that are going to allow us to be a world leader into the 21st century. If we're neglecting that, none of this is going to matter. Meanwhile, you have got an economy that is not working for most Americans. There's a big debate going on right now over whether we're on the cusp of a recession. I think we probably are. But the more important thing is, even during an expansion, most Americans haven't been able to get ahead. That is a huge problem. And the president has made it abundantly clear that he doesn't care. When it comes to rural America, I think, to him, it's just the scenery that he sees out the helicopter window on the way to his golf course. And when it comes to American consumers, he is completely out of touch with the impact it's going to have on the prices we pay for our goods as a result of a trade war in which both sides will lose.

Kosovo is giving U.S. President Donald Trump its highest award for his role in helping Kosovo and Serbia reach a deal aimed at normalizing economic ties.

CNN medical analysts are taking a hardline approach to COVID-19 vaccinations. The cable news contributors are calling for mandatory coronavirus vaccinations, and say that life "needs to be hard" for Americans who don't get the COVID-19 vaccine. "What really need to do at this point is to make vaccin...

When a Democrat loses the AP, you know the ship is sinking.

Stanford University economist Thomas Sowell was asked the other day whether the understanding of basic economics has been elevated in political discussions over time. His answer? Economic literacy hasn’t gotten better. It’s gotten worse. “At one time you had a lot of people who hadn’t had any economics saying foolish things. Now you have well-known economists saying foolis

The Senate majority leader broke with House Speaker Paul Ryan's preferred approach to entitlement legislation next year in an interview with NPR.

The establishment press must be getting quite a crick in its collective neck from having to look away so often from the antisemitic elements of the left.

An overview of the current evidence regarding the effectiveness of face masks.

A Cuban priest reportedly remains in police custody as of Monday after police beat him, dragged him through the street, and stripped him.

California’s ethnic-studies curriculum is fueling a mental-health crisis among teenagers.

Pushing past angry hordes to figure out what the hell is going on. Sourcing: Robert Kahn, the most senior figure in the development of the internet, delivers...

How green is St Greta’s Ark? Er, not very