Following comments by US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, who stated that the US would continue to pressure North Korea to cease activity with its nuclear program, Kim Jung-un responded …
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Before she ever set foot on ABC’s “The View,” Tomi Lahren had used up all her good will (and then some) at The Blaze, the conservative media company founded by …
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To succeed, the administration has to balance competing imperatives: reaffirming alliances, engaging in transactional bargains with other great powers, and relentlessly pushing back on adversaries. Despite all the sound and …
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Bill O’Reilly is out at Fox News after a swirling sexual harassment scandal refused to let up on its prime-time star.
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As President Trump approaches the end of his first 100 days in office, he has received by far the most hostile press treatment of any incoming American president, with the …
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An armed home invader broke into this family of three’s home. It was the WORST mistake of his LIFE. Each one of them, the wife, husband and adult son, responded …
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President Trump told columnist Michael Goodwin of the New York Post last week: “We’re not going into Syria. Our policy hasn’t changed. We’re not going into Syria.” But the U.S. …
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Liberals scramble for explanation after bid for anti-Trump momentum rejected by Georgia voters By Kathryn Blackhurst, LifeZette: Democratic candidate Jon Ossoff’s failure to clinch victory outright in Georgia’s traditionally red …
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We All Took an Oath to Not Leak Classified Information, So Why Does It Keep Happening?
Everyone in the intelligence community with security clearances should know they violate federal laws when they share information inappropriately or illegally. Leaking information from intelligence agencies used to be called …
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1775: An expedition of 700 British regulars under the command of Lt. Col. Frances Smith departs Boston to seize and destroy military stores of the Massachusetts Militia in Concord. At …