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Who Is Kushner’s New Immigration Adviser? Hawks Won’t Like Her
Jared Kushner’s new immigration adviser has hardliners worried that he will move to increase the number of legal immigrants allowed…
Read More »The National Background Investigations Bureau Moves to the Department of Defense
President Trump signed an executive order April 24, 2019, that, in combination with the National Defense Authorization Act of 2018,…
Read More »McDonald’s Partners With AARP To Hire Older Workers |
McDonald’s Corporation entered a partnership Wednesday with the American Association of Retired Persons (AARP) to fill its need for morning…
Read More »FBI Raids Baltimore Mayor’s Home And City Hall
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) raided Baltimore Mayor Catherine Pugh’s home and Baltimore…
Read More »9 Radical Policies 2020 Democrats Are Putting On The Table
Democratic presidential candidates are increasingly embracing radical policies as they jockey for position in their party’s crowded primary. Here are…
Read More »Georgian Businessman Releases Texts With Cohen That Were Left Out Of Mueller Report
A Georgian-American businessman is calling for a retraction of a footnote in the special counsel’s report that refers to a…
Read More »Activist Says He Falsely Confessed To War Crime As Part Of Anti-War Efforts
Activist Says He Falsely Confessed To War Crime As Part Of Anti-War Efforts Luke Rosiak on April 24, 2019 Kristofer…
Read More »Navy to Christen Expeditionary Fast Transport Guam
The Navy will christen its newest high-speed transport vessel, the future USNS Guam (T-HST 1), during a 10 a.m. Japan…
Read More »Nuclear Triad Important to America’s National Security
The United States’ strategic nuclear arsenal has been based on the nuclear triad system since the 1960s. The triad refers…
Read More »Indiana Set To Expand ‘Stand Your Ground’ Laws
The Indiana state legislature is sending a bill to the governor’s desk that expands Indiana’s “Stand Your Ground Law” to…
Read More »Poll: Half Of America Thinks The Country Is Too Prejudice. The Other Half Thinks It’s Too PC
The country is divided over whether prejudice or political correctness is most prevalent in America, according to a Wednesday Morning…
Read More »Hillary Clinton Compared The Mueller Report To 9/11
Hillary Clinton weighed in on special counsel Robert Mueller’s report in a Wednesday op-ed and compared “the president’s possible obstruction…
Read More »Supreme Court Hands Win To Business, Over Pointed Dissent From Liberals
The Supreme Court’s conservative majority put additional limits on class-wide arbitration Wednesday, handing business interests a victory over a vigorous…
Read More »Federal Judge Blocks Trump Rule Barring Abortion Organizations From Receiving Title X Funds
A federal judge late Tuesday blocked enforcement of a Trump administration rule barring health care organizations that provide abortions or…
Read More »Navy to Christen Guided-Missile Destroyer Lyndon B. Johnson
The Navy will christen its newest Zumwalt-class guided missile destroyer, the future USS Lyndon B. Johnson (DDG 1002), during a…
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