President Trump demanded Sen. Elizabeth Warren apologize Tuesday for claiming Native-American heritage as part of what he called a “fraud” against the public, mocking her newly released DNA test as “bogus.” The test results revealed the Massachusetts Democratic senator likely has trace amounts of Native-American ancestry. While she used the results to counter allegations she lied about…
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President Trump covered a lot of ground, but didn’t give any in a contentious “60 Minutes” interview that aired Sunday night, railing against the “dishonest media,” defending his relationships with Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong Un, expressing mistrust in unnamed aides and pointing out to Lesley Stahl that “I’m president and you’re not.” News veteran Stahl…
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Kanye West stopped by the Trump White House today to discuss prison reform, among other things. He mentioned the right to bear arms, the problem of illegal firearms, and a whole host of issues that certainly triggered the elite news media. The clip will be featured down below. Kanye then walked over and hugged President…
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Even as Democrats remain the favorites to win back the House in less than a month, their prospects for capturing the Senate — already a longshot, thanks to a very challenging map — appear to be dimming even further. Republican voters were re-engaged by the Kavanaugh battle, a phenomenon that could disproportionately benefit the party in red-leaning states hosting major Senate races this…
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Watch the latest video at foxnews.com Justice Brett Kavanaugh heard his first oral arguments at the Supreme Court Tuesday and was welcomed warmly by his colleagues. It was a nice moment of collegiality after weeks of chaos and the promise of even more. With only four weeks until the midterm elections, Republicans are exuding more…
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Nikki Haley abruptly announced her resignation Tuesday as U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, catching staff and lawmakers by surprise and leaving Washington guessing about the next move for one of the administration’s most prominent figures. Speaking in the Oval Office alongside President Trump, who accepted the resignation, Haley said she would serve through the…
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This is the exact template used in the Kavanaugh smear. Uncorroborated, salacious, off-the-wall allegations of sexual misconduct, including accusations of high school gang rape rings, were leaked to the media by the Left to smear Kavanaugh. With the “validation” of a complicit, biased media’s reporting, Democrats endlessly pushed the baseless accusations, further ruining the reputation…
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Senator Dianne Feinstein has had a long and illustrious career with moments of great leadership, but in the recent Kavanaugh hearings, the California Democrat exposed herself as a standard partisan hack, leading the charge into an unnecessary, and losing battle. As a result, she showed that she and her party are desperate and power hungry,…
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Having reviewed the FBI’s supplemental background investigation, the White House said on Thursday it was “fully confident” that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh would be confirmed. “With Leader McConnell’s cloture filing, Senators have been given ample time to review this seventh background investigation,” said Raj Shah, the principal deputy press secretary for the White House.…
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A Democratic congressional intern was arrested Wednesday and accused of posting the personal information of at least one Republican senator during last week’s hearing about sexual assault claims against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, authorities said. U.S. Capitol Police said 27-year-old Jackson Cosko was charged with making public restricted personal information, witness tampering, threats in interstate communication,…
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We’ve already seen a statement from Julie Swetnick’s ex-boyfriend warning the American public that she isn’t credible at all. But on Monday, Richard Vinneccy provided even more disturbing details about his former girlfriend, including that she threatened to kill his unborn child and egged him on to hit her when they had arguments. “Right after I broke…
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Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh fought back in front of Senate Judiciary Committee Thursday against allegations of sexual assault in 1982 from Christine Blasey Ford. “I denied the allegation immediately, categorically and unequivocally. All four people allegedly at the event, including Dr. Ford’s longtime friend Ms. Keyser, have said they recall no such event,” Kavanaugh…
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Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) delivered a fiery and intense speech against Senate Democrats, accusing them, rightly, of trying to destroy Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s life in order to keep a Supreme Court seat vacant and hope they win in 2020. Graham decided to ask questions himself instead of the hired outside counsel, revealing what we all…
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Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) denied leaking a letter, sent to her office by Dr. Christine Blasey Ford, accusing Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh of sexual assault. Ford had asked that the allegations remain confidential. Feinstein theorized that Ford’s friends may have leaked the story and that is how the allegations became public. Ford, who…
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Good news if you felt a little guilty about that mid-morning donut at work. Turns out thinking burns calories so if you have a long cognitive-filled workday ahead of you, you will at least work off some of that tasty carb. Ewan McNay, an assistant professor of psychology and behavioral neuroscience at the University of…
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Flashback: That Time Joe Biden Said You Can’t Rely On FBI Reports Into Sexual Misconduct Well, look at what we have here. From NTK Network, a flashback from the Clarence Thomas hearings, who also face allegations of sexual misconduct from Anita Hill. Thomas was eventually confirmed, but by a razor thin margin. There was an…
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President Trump spoke for the second time in front of the United Nations General Assembly in New York City Tuesday morning. During his remarks, Trump touted U.S. domestic accomplishments on the economy, went after China for their corrupt business practices, slammed Iran for its role in the destabilization of the Middle East, addressed human rights…
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DALLAS — In their first head-to-head matchup of an increasingly contentious U.S. Senate campaign, Republican incumbent Ted Cruz and Democrat Beto O’Rourke clashed bitterly over issues ranging from gun rights to health care to immigration. Cruz, a polished debater going back to his days at Princeton University, would likely be considered the winner on style…
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exas Democratic Sen. Candidate Beto O’Rourke said Wednesday during a town hall event that he believes law enforcement officers target black people because of their skin color and that police are the “new Jim Crow.” “Talking about criminal justice reform, let’s talk about where this problem started,” he said at Prairie View A&M University in Texas. “When…
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