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Nearly 40,000 Visa Applications Were Denied In 2018 Thanks To Trump Travel Ban
President Donald Trump’s latest travel ban of mostly Muslim-majority countries led to over 37,000 visa applications getting denied in 2018.…
Read More »California Utility Put Off Power Line Maintenance For Years Before Deadly Wildfire
California’s largest utility for years neglected to repair the aging power line thought to have sparked the state’s deadliest wildfire…
Read More »US CO2 Emissions Cuts Are The ‘Largest In The History Of Energy,’ IEA Chief Says
Over the last decade, the U.S. has been the largest cutter of carbon dioxide emissions in the “history of energy,”…
Read More »Mike Lee Calls Out Democrats For Their ‘Magical Reawakening’ of Federalism: Where Was Your Outrage Before?
Republican Utah Sen. Mike Lee criticized Democrats on Thursday for their selective outrage over America’s deviation from federalism and the…
Read More »The Army Career of Dr. Seuss
Dr. Seuss is a story-writing legend in America. It's hard to find anyone who hasn't read "How the Grinch Stole…
Read More »Chinese Manufacturing Sinks To 3-Year Low As Trump Tariffs Take Hold
Chinese manufacturing sunk to a three-year low in February as the U.S. ratcheted up pressure on China over trade issues,…
Read More »Senate Committee: US Colleges Violated Law, Took Chinese Cash To Host Propaganda
China provided over $158 million in funding to U.S. schools for ‘Confucius Institutes,’ which Chinese officials have called a form…
Read More »An American Has Been Imprisoned For Espionage In Moscow For Two Months. Here’s What We Know
A U.S. citizen accused of espionage by the Russian government has been in prison for two months and may face…
Read More »Navy to Commission Littoral Combat Ship Charleston on Saturday
The Navy will commission its newest Independence-variant littoral combat ship (LCS), the future USS Charleston (LCS 18), during a 10…
Read More »Trump Lawyer Calls Michael Cohen’s Claims About Editing Testimony ‘Completely False’
Jay Sekulow, a lawyer for President Trump, disputed Wednesday that he edited Michael Cohen’s 2017 congressional testimony regarding efforts to…
Read More »Women In The Draft: A Good Idea?
A federal court ruled that it was unconstitutional for only men to have to register for the draft. So The…
Read More »Green New Deal? Biggest US City To Go ‘100 Percent Renewable’ Lost Millions On Solar, Wind Contracts
Georgetown, Texas, officials are lashing out at critics of its costly plan to get 100 percent renewable electricity. Green energy…
Read More »Historic Chicago Mayor’s Race Narrows To 2 Black Women
Holding the first open elections for more than 100 years, Chicago has cleared the path to elect its first black female…
Read More »Cohen Admits He Can’t Corroborate His Allegations Against Trump
President Donald Trump’s former attorney Michael Cohen admitted Wednesday that he is unable to corroborate allegations that the president discussed…
Read More »We Asked Democratic Senators If Abortion Is Ever Immoral. Here’s What They Said
A majority of Democratic Senators on Capitol Hill gave mixed answers when asked if they were comfortable calling abortion immoral…
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