By Reuters: China’s Foreign Ministry on Wednesday warned Washington against challenging its sovereignty, responding to reports the United States was planning fresh naval patrols in the disputed South China Sea. …
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Russian Spy Ship Spotted Closer to US, Near Navy Submarine Base
by OpsLensby OpsLensWatch the latest video at video.foxnews.com By Lucas Tomlinson, Fox News: The Russian spy ship Viktor Leonov on Wednesday morning was spotted 40 miles closer to the U.S. — and …
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By Jason Devaney, Newsmax: President Donald Trump saw the eighth and ninth members of his Cabinet confirmed by the Senate Monday night, which leaves six remaining. More than three weeks after …
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By Josiah Ryan, CNN: There’s no chance journalists will move on from the scandal that led to the resignation of national security adviser Michael Flynn Monday night, CNN’s Chris Cuomo …
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Refugees Will Cost Sweden $32.7 Billion This Year—16x Over-Budget—Only 500 Have Jobs
by OpsLensby OpsLensBy Spencer Morrison, National Economics Editorial: Sweden’s 318,000 “Syrian” refugees, or migrants, will cost the country a bare minimum of $32.7 billion USD in 2017. That’s 33% of Sweden’s central …
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28 Celebrities That Support President Trump Despite Their Peers’ Divisive Rhetoric
by OpsLensby OpsLensSure, the majority who speak out from Hollywood and the music industry, and even athletics remain opposed to President Trump, but not all celebrities have as much hate in them …
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By Niraj Chokshi, The New York Times: Michael T. Flynn, the national security adviser, resigned on Monday night after it was revealed that he had misled White House officials about …
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By Dominic Mancini, Ashford University, The College Fix: Students at Elizabethtown College this month are wearing white pins in the shape of puzzle pieces to remind them of their white …
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House Intelligence, Foreign Affairs Committee Members Compromised By Rogue IT Staff
by OpsLensby OpsLensBy Luke Rosiak, Daily Caller: Three brothers who managed office information technology for members of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence and other lawmakers were abruptly relieved of their duties on suspicion …