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Best states for concealed carry — ranked worst to first

Washington Times Aug 15, 2019 Washington Times Staff
Concealed carry regulations vary widely across the country. Guns & Ammo magazine looked at the most up-to-date laws in each of the 50 states, plus the District of Columbia, and ranked the states from worst to first. Criteria included ease of acquiring a concealed carry permit, costs associated with licensure, training hours required and reciproc... Read more

Inside the Ring: Chinese Military Preparing Crackdown

Washington Free Beacon Aug 15, 2019 Bill Gertz
U.S. intelligence agencies are closely watching Chinese troop movements in Shenzhen near Hong Kong where several hundred thousand People’s Liberation Army and People’s Armed Police troops are massing along with armored vehicles. Satellite photos published this week showed an estimated 500 armored personnel carriers and military trucks parked ... Read more

Investigators Shift Focus to Epstein Enablers, Private Island in Caribbean

NBC New York Aug 13, 2019 Jim Mustian and Michael R. Sisak
In the wake of Jeffrey Epstein's suicide, federal prosecutors in New York have shifted their focus to possible charges against anyone who assisted or enabled him in what authorities say was his rampant sexual abuse. Two days after the 66-year-old financier's death in a New York jail where he was awaiting trial on sex tr Read more

WaPo Gives Four Pinocchios to 2020 Dems Who Say Michael Brown Was Murdered

Washington Free Beacon Aug 13, 2019 David Rutz
(Photo: Getty Images) The Washington Post Fact-Checker gave its harshest rating of Four Pinocchios to a pair of Democratic presidential candidates who claimed black teenager Michael Brown was murdered in 2014 by a white policeman. Sens. Elizabeth Warren (D., Mass.) and Kamala Harris (D., Calif.) both tweeted last Friday—which was the fifth an... Read more

Former Obama Official Begins Trial In Case Connected To Mueller’s Russian Probe

Daily Caller Aug 13, 2019 Chris White
Former President Barack Obama’s White House counsel goes on trial Monday, accused of lying to and misleading Justice Department officials about his work with President Donald Trump’s former campaign manager, Paul Manafort. Craig was indicted in April on two counts of giving false statements to DOJ officials related to his public relations wor... Read more

Revealed: How Jeffrey Epstein recruited young girls to pimp school friends

New Zealand Herald Aug 07, 2019 NZHerald Staff
Of all the incidents reports and probable cause affidavits filed by members of the Palm Beach Police Department during their 2005 investigation of serial paedophile Jeffrey Epstein, only one name was revealed - Haley Robson. Robson was a student at Royal Palm High School when she herself was recruited to give Epstein Read more

Potential Dem Senate Candidate’s Business Files for Bankruptcy Protection

Washington Free Beacon Aug 07, 2019 Cameron Cawthorne
The trucking business led by Georgia Democrat Sarah Riggs Amico, who filed paperwork last month to formally explore a possible run against Sen. David Perdue (R., Ga.), filed for bankruptcy court protection late Tuesday. Amico ran for lieutenant governor in Georgia in 2018, but lost to Geoff Duncan. She is executive chairwoman of her family tr... Read more

Dennis Prager: Conservatives Not Standing Up to Big Tech Is ‘Disturbing’

Breitbart Aug 07, 2019 Lucas Nolan
In a recent Wall Street Journal op-ed, radio host and founder of PragerU, Dennis Prager, explains why it’s important to hold tech companies accountable for censorship. In an op-ed titled “Don’t Let Google Get Away With Censorship,” radio host and founder of Prager University, Denn Read more

Covington students nail politicians, media figures with new lawsuit. Here's who they're targeting.

The Blaze Aug 04, 2019 Chris Enloe
Eight Covington Catholic High School students hit a dozen politicians and media figures with a lawsuit Thursday, claiming they were publicly defamed amid the controversy that surrounded the students' trip to Washington, D.C., in January. Read more

Gillette Loses $8 Billion as Sales Drop Following Woke Commercials

Breitbart Aug 03, 2019 David Ng
Gillette experienced a whopping $8 billion write-down during its most recent quarter, the latest setback for the maker of razors and other personal grooming supplies. Parent company Procter & Gamble (P&G) blamed the loss on currency fl Read more

Gabbard: ‘Dangerous’ Big Tech Monopolies Like Facebook and Google Have the Power to Influence Our Elections

Breitbart Aug 01, 2019 Jeff Poor
Wednesday during Fox News Channel’s post-Democratic presidential debate coverage, Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) offered an ominous warning regarding big technology companies like Facebook and Google as it pertains to the election in the United States. Gabbard explained her ordeal with Google following last month’s MSNBC debate, which she said was... Read more

Pelosi hits back at Trump's attacks on Cummings, calls Kushner a 'slumlord' By Mike Lillis - 08/01/19 03:0...

The Hill Aug 01, 2019 Mike Lillis
Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) on Thursday fiercely defended Rep. Elijah Cummings in the wake of President Trump's attacks on the Maryland Democrat and the Baltimore-area district he represents. Pelosi, who was born in Baltimore and whose father and brother were both mayors of the city, accused the president of projecting his own "insecurity... Read more

Soros Pours $5.1 Million Into New 2020 PAC

Washington Free Beacon Aug 01, 2019 Joe Schoffstall
Liberal billionaire George Soros poured $5.1 million into a new political action committee that was quietly established earlier this year for the 2020 election cycle, filings show. In early January, a statement of organization was filed to the Federal Election Commiss Read more

Katy Perry Loses 'Dark Horse' Trial ... Jury Says it's a Rip-off

TMZ Jul 29, 2019 TMZ Editors
Katy Perry just took an L in court ... a jury ruled her song "Dark Horse" stole heavily from a gospel song that came out 5 years earlier. Monday's verdict is the latest step in a lengthy legal battle that started back in July 2014, when Katy was sued by the Christian rapper, Flame -- he claimed her 2013 hit song "Dark Horse" is a complete rip... Read more

Tulsi Gabbard Sues Google for Censorship of Ads

Breitbart Jul 25, 2019 Allum Bokhari
Presidential candidate and military veteran Rep. Tulsi Gabbard (D-HI) is suing Google after the tech giant blocked her ads account shortly after the first Democrat presidential debate, when Gabbard became the most-searched-for candidate in the Democrat field. Gabbard’s complaint accuses Google of censoring the candidate at the very moment whe... Read more

Circuit Court Overturns Defunding of Student Newspaper

Washington Free Beacon Jul 25, 2019 Graham Piro
In a victory for student press freedom, a Ninth Circuit appeals court found the University of California, San Diego's defunding of a satirical newspaper violated the constitutional rights protecting freedom of the press. The school's student government had defunded all student media after the school's satirical newspaper published an article ... Read more

Google Expert to Senator Cruz: 15 Million 2020 Votes At Risk

NewsBusters Jul 17, 2019 Corinne Weaver
At a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, “Google and Censorship through Search Engines,” Dr. Robert Epstein, who researches the impact of Google, informed the hearing that “upwards of 15 million votes” were in jeopardy in the 2020 election. During his testimony, Epstein told Senator Ted Cruz (R-TX) that in 2016, Google gave at least 2.6 million ... Read more

Open Letter to President Trump Urges Him to Stay the Course on China

Washington Free Beacon Jul 17, 2019 Zach Faria
(photo: Getty Images) An open letter to President Trump urged the president to stay the course on dealing with the Chinese government, which the letter states is in opposition to the values and strategic interests of the United States. The letter was written by retired Navy Captain James E. Fanell, a former director of Intelligence and Inform... Read more

House Tables Vote To Consider Articles Of Impeachment For Trump

Daily Caller Jul 17, 2019 Henry Rodgers
The House of Representatives voted on Wednesday against a measure to begin the impeachment process against President Donald Trump, the first necessary step to remove the president from office. The House voted 332-95 as Texas Democratic Rep. Al Green introduced the resolution after the House voted to condemn Trump over his “go back” comments t... Read more

Trump social media summit attendees clash with reporters in Rose Garden

The Hill Jul 11, 2019 Brett Samuels
A handful of conservative personalities who attended President Trump's social media summit on Thursday clashed with reporters in the Rose Garden after they were invited to sit in on an announcement about the census. The scene played out as Trump stood between Attorney General William Barr and Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross, and a number of fa... Read more