By Daniel Strauss, Politico: Organizers of the Women’s March on Washington estimate 200,000 people will participate in its inauguration weekend protest, according to a National Park Service’s list of First …
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By New York Post Editorial Staff: Count Gov. Cuomo as another gullible bleeding heart taken in by a onetime domestic terrorist’s claims to have “transformed” herself. On New Year’s Eve, …
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Dozens of foreign workers have been sentenced to flogging and jail for unrest during protests over unpaid wages by Saudi Binladin Group several months ago, reports said on Tuesday. Al-Watan newspaper …
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Pentagon to Pay Back Soldiers Whose Reenlistment Bonuses Were Garnished
by OpsLensby OpsLensBy Courtney Kune and Corky Siemaszko, NBC: Thousands of veterans who were forced to pay back the millions of dollars in bonuses they’d gotten for reenlisting to fight in Iraq …
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OpsLens Poll: Ted Cruz Just Introduced a Proposal to Impose Term Limits. Do You Think it Will Pass?
by OpsLensby OpsLensBy OpsLens Staff: Ted Cruz took to Twitter today after introducing a bold proposal that would amend the constitution and impose term limits on members of Congress. Do you think Congress …
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Artwork Depicting Cops as Pigs Has No Place in the U.S. Capitol
by OpsLensby OpsLensBy Scott Erickson, Daily Signal: There currently hangs in the United States Capitol building a painting that depicts police officers as anthropomorphic pigs. Yes, you read that correctly. The painting …
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By FOX News: California lawmakers already are preparing for a legal brawl with the Donald Trump administration – and they’ve got President Obama’s former top attorney in their corner. Top …
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China Warns Donald Trump Not to ‘Escalate’ North Korea Situation With Erratic Tweets
by OpsLensby OpsLensBy Charlie Campbell, Time: China has hit back at Donald Trump’s claim that Beijing isn’t doing enough to rein in rogue state North Korea, cautioning the U.S. President-elect not to …
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Wikileaks Offers $20,000 Reward to Catch Obama Admin Destroying Documents
by OpsLensby OpsLensBy Kyle Olson, The American Mirror: Wikileaks is offering cash to anyone who catches the outgoing Obama administration destroying public records. The group tweeted its offer on Tuesday night. “We …
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By Mark Hodge, The Sun: Russia is reportedly deploying nuke-ready missiles in the province of Kaliningrad which borders Lithuania… Tensions between Washington and the Kremlin have reached Cold War levels amid …