Category: Politics

I heard this question from a CBS reporter two days ago and it irked me: .@PaulaReidCBS: "Why haven't you announced a plan to get 36 million unemployed Americans back to work?" President . . .

While still declining, pandemic unemployment levels still reached over 2.4 million last week, bringing the total unemployed to over 38 million: CNBC – First-time filings for unemployment insurance totaled 2.44 million last . . .

THIS WEEK we have the lovely and brilliant Dana Perino and her equally brilliant and loverly husband Peter McMahan on the show for the 400th podcastravaganza!! The internet carefully kicks me out . . .

Fox News Special Report host Bret Baier was the lone news outlet covering the news that a bipartisan group of lawmakers are calling for an investigation into Cuomo’s decision to send COVID . . .

The CDC has just revised its guidelines on how the coronavirus spreads, noting that it does not spread easily from contaminated surfaces: FOX NEWS – For those of you still wiping down . . .

It looks like it’s getting worse for Joe Biden, as the judge in Victor Shokin’s case has just ordered that Biden be properly named as the accused perpetrator of Shokin’s firing: JUST . . .

The Supreme Court just overturned two lower court rulings and blocked House Democrats getting the unredacted Mueller report: The Supreme Court blocked House Democrats from getting access to confidential materials from Mueller’s . . .

Wow. You need to watch Florida Governor Ron DeSantis absolutely obliterate the mainstream media for their anti-Florida bias. It is glorious: Governor DeSantis Obliterating The Fake News Media pic.twitter.com/xxyJP289HN — The Columbia . . .

White House Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany called the media out for their hysterical reporting after Trump announced he was taking hydroxychloroquine, including both Neil Cavuto and CNN’s Chris Cuomo. Watch: [wpvideo LmDQBpT3] . . .

Senator Ron Johnson’s Homeland Security Committee has just authorized a subpoena, in their investigation of Hunter Biden and his relationship to Burisma, of a Democratic firm that did consulting work for Burisma: . . .

Yesterday we posted on a tweet from Ted Cruz that put into perspective just how unprecedented it was for the Obama admin to spy on Trump’s campaign and transition team: Wow. Ongoing . . .

The DOJ has sent a warning to Governor Newsom that his plan to reopen California needs to include churches: CBN NEWS – The Department of Justice is warning California Governor Gavin Newsom . . .

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo torched Senator Menendez this morning, saying that leaks about IG investigations are coming from his office. Watch: Sec. Pompeo on Sen. Bob Menendez: "I don't get my . . .

An employee at Costco took away a customer’s shopping cart and asked him to leave because he refused to wear a mask in the store, which is company policy: Kevin and Karen . . .

Trump is now threatening to withhold federal funding from Michigan due to their Secretary of State sending out over 7 million absentee ballot applications: “Breaking: Michigan sends absentee ballots to 7.7 million . . .

A federal judge just ruled that all Texas voters must be allowed to vote absentee because of the coronavirus: FOX SAN ANTONIO – A federal judge on Tuesday opened a path for . . .

Joe Biden mistakenly mocked himself today when he let out the following tweet to attack Trump: We need a president who believes in science. — Joe Biden (@JoeBiden) May 19, 2020 I’m . . .

Audio had been released today by the Interfax News Agency of former VP Joe biden congratulating former Ukrainian President Poroshenko on installing a new prosecutor and saying that he’s ready to go . . .

With the release of the Susan Rice email showing more Oval Office coordination of their spying on the Trump campaign, Ted Cruz puts this into perspective: Wow. Ongoing spying from an outgoing . . .

Mike Flynn’s lawyers have just filed an emergency petition to the US Court of Appeals to overturn Judge Emmet Sullivan’s ruling to continue Flynn’s case despite the DOJ’s filing to dismiss the . . .