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Guest post by Joe Hoft The FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance) Court is in the news this weekend after President Trump tweeted that former President Obama had petitioned a court twice in order to wire tap current President Trump when he was running for office. In his first tweet President Trump tweeted: Terrible! Just found out …

CNN published a glowing and totally uncritical article Wednesday on a group that aims to be "your white allies on Facebook." White Nonsense Roundup is composed of 100 self-declared "white allies" w

Oh no...

Hezbollah leader blasts Trump's decision to recognize Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

He poses a good question that deserves an answer.

The House Ethics Committee on Thursday cleared House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes of Tulare of any wrongdoing after a co...

The First Amendment? Not "relevant."

Except on one thoroughfare, nonresidents will need to demonstrate a reason for being on the town's roads.

This is sick.

On November 7, Kuwaiti cleric Sheikh Saalim Bin Sa'd At-Taweel published a lecture on his official YouTube channel expla...

Emails released under the Freedom of Information Act have revealed that DARPA just invested in technology that can create a gene that can take out an entire species and spread through an entire population.

Mr. Franks, who said he had asked two female staff members to be a surrogate to bear his child, was the third lawmaker to step down from office this week.

Silicon Valley is the home to tech giants like Facebook, Apple, and Google. It’s also home to a surging working homeless population who live in dilapidated RV’s, tents, and their own cars, all thanks to the policies Democrats love to implement.

'You need to apologize for what you did and how you made Faraz feel.'

Al Franken’s resignation speech on Thursday seemed less heartfelt than grudging. He cast it not as an act of atonement — he continues to deny the charges largely and acknowledged through his stifled rage that his previous quasi-apologies had hastened his demise — but a reluctant act of gallantry. He was submitting docilely to the “broader conversation” on sexual harassment, he said, while signaling that his replacement, to whom he referred as “her,” would be a female pol embodying that conversation. The speech followed the usual pattern of lying pols: I didn’t do it, I’m only quitting because I am

Trump's Agriculture Department is promoting more self-sufficiency for people receiving food stamps. The agency is stressing that people who can work should work.

Guidelines from the University of California–Irvine advise the campus to avoid Christmas celebrations — and to celebrate “seasonal themes such as Fall, Winter, or Spring” instead. “Focus on celebrating a special occasion, instead of a specific holiday,” states a list of guidelines on the college’s official website for “planning inclusive celebrations.” “Consider having a ‘Year-End Celebration’ or celebrating seasonal themes such as Fall, Winter, or Spring,” it continues. (Seems reasonable. After all, when December comes around, I’m definitely thinking that it’s time to pull out my sundresses for a bunch of Spring parties ...

The former Trump national security adviser will be sentenced by Clinton appointee Emmet Sullivan.

Clearly inspired by veteran NBC journalist Tom Brokaw’s sermon warning of the dangers of “rushing to judgement” on the over half-dozen different charges of sexual harassment against Democratic Senator Al Franken, both Andrea Mitchell and Washington Post Deputy Editorial Page Editor Ruth Marcus rode to the rescue to back him up.

Minnesota Senator Al Franken has been facing weeks of sexual harassment allegations by at least 8 women. After about 7 accusers, the brave democratic members of Congress finally started calling for his resignation. All of the news outlets are reporting that Franken did indeed resign today in a speec

President Donald Trump honored Pearl Harbor veterans Thursday on the 76th anniversary of the attack which launched the United States into World War II.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) held a press conference Tuesday to release end-of-fiscal-year statistics compiled with the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Notably, ICE Deputy Director Tom Homan said that 92 percent of illegal aliens arrested by ICE in 2017 had criminal convictions, pending criminal charges, were immigration fugitives or were illegal re-entrants. ICE (Twitter) ICE also reported that more than 226,000 illegal aliens were removed; there were more than 4,800 gang arrests, including almost 800 MS-13 arrests. And, there were more than 143,000 Enforcement and Removal Operations (ERO) arrests, which is up 40 percent from last fiscal year. ICE (Screen Shot) Homan said more than 81,000 aliens were removed from the U.S. interior during the fiscal year, and more than 61,000 of those removals took place after Jan. 20 - up 37 percent over the same time last year, he pointed out. ICE (Twitter) There were nearly 33,000 criminal arrests and $524 million was

Secret Service gives the runaround before an outright no after 1,500 converge on Utah’s capitol hill.

Join WSJ's tax-policy experts to track the twists and turns of Republicans’ attempt to make the most significant tax-code changes since 1986. What tax plan makes it to President Donald Trump’s desk?