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On Saturday’s broadcast of MSNBC’s “AM Joy,” House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) stated Democrats are “not going to rest” until gun safety legislation is passed. Pelosi said Democrats will push legislation to lower prescription drug prices and their agenda includes building infrastructure and decreasing the influence of big money in politics. She added, “We also will … Continue reading Pelosi: We Won’t Rest Until We Pass Gun Safety Legislation

Each year since 2011, on the first Sunday of November, The Remembrance Project and other patriotic grassroots groups across America have observed their own National Day of Remembrance for Americans Killed by Illegal Aliens. This year, it falls on Sunday, November 4. (Click here to see place and time for our Washington, DC, 2018 memorial.) … Continue reading Espinoza: It’s Time for an Official ‘National Day of Remembrance for Americans Killed by Illegal Aliens’

Former President Barack Obama campaigned in Florida on Friday but could only muster at least half of the supporters as President Donald Trump. Obama drew more than 4,000 supporters to the Ice Palace Film Studios in Miami on Friday afternoon according to reports, a venue that can hold up to 10,000 people. Trump campaigned at … Continue reading Donald Trump Supporters in Florida over Double the Size of Barack Obama’s Crowd

Federal officials announced the award of a contract to allow construction of new sections of border walls in the Rio Grande Valley Sector of South Texas. The $145 million construction project is slated to begin in February 2019. U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) announced the award of … Continue reading Border Wall Construction to Begin at Texas Border

Model and left-wing political activist Emily Ratajkowski declared Friday that “feminism is great for everyone” and said that the United States has an “insane problem” with police. “It’s important to accept men,” Emily Ratajkowski said at the “Power Women Summit” held by The Wrap. “Maybe they need to let us be the main voices, but I’m … Continue reading Actress Emily Ratajkowski: ‘Feminism Is Great for Everyone’

Famed Indiana basketball coach Bobby Knight led an 8,500-person rally crowd in chanting “Go get ’em, Donald” Friday night in Indianapolis. Knight spoke of former President Harry Truman before a member of the crowd yelled out, prompting Knight to respond that President Trump “has already given them hell.” “Join with me in saying something,” Knight … Continue reading WATCH: Bobby Knight Leads Trump Rally Attendees in ‘Go Get ‘Em, Donald’ Chant

Imagine living in a world where a few executives in Silicon Valley, along with a couple of credit card companies, get to control what you say, who you interact with, what causes you can support, whose products you can buy and whether you can run a business. Political domination by Silicon Valley and progressive corporations … Continue reading BOKHARI: The Stakes in 2018 — Tyranny by Silicon Valley and Far-Left Corporations

Days before the midterm elections, New York Republican senatorial candidate Chele Farley has renewed her call for her opponent, Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, to return or donate to charity over $806,000 that Gillibrand received from a law firm headed by Harvey Weinstein’s long-time attorney, close adviser and business investor. “She needs to return that money,” Farley … Continue reading EXCLUSIVE: Opponent Chele Farley Demands Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand Return Money from Firm Led by Longtime Harvey Weinstein Consigliere

First Man has officially flopped, and not just here at home, but all over the world. After three full weeks in distribution, the critical darling will barely creep over $40 million domestic and, according to Deadline, has already fallen out of the top ten. As of Thursday, and after 20 full days in release, First … Continue reading Box Office: Flag-Free ‘First Man’ Flopped All over the World

Former President Barack Obama urged Florida voters on Friday to support Democrats to improve the lives of Cuban citizens. “We need to get back to politics that’s for the Cuban people, make their lives better,” Obama said during a rally in Miami, Florida. “That’s change.” The former president criticized President Trump for rolling back his … Continue reading Cuba First: Barack Obama Says Florida Democrats Will Help Make Cuba Great Again

Mexican drug cartels continue to be the greatest criminal drug threat to the U.S., federal authorities stated in one of their latest reports. Federal agencies reported that drug cartels in Mexico continue to be the wholesale sources of drugs for street gangs that in turn push narcotics at the local level. The finding comes in … Continue reading DEA: Mexican Cartels Remain Greatest Criminal Drug Threat to U.S.

HIDALGO, Texas – U.S. military forces placed barriers and concertina wire and carried out drills on the international bridge that divides this border city from Reynosa, Mexico. The efforts appear to be preparations for thousands of Central American caravan migrants who are expected to arrive at one of the various ports of entry. This week, … Continue reading PHOTOS: U.S. Military Troops Reinforce International Bridge Ahead of Migrant Caravan

MADRID (AP) – Spanish police say they have busted a crime ring that cloned credit cards and was headed by a man who had previously been found guilty of helping finance the September 11th attacks in 2001. Police said Saturday they have arrested 19 people, including a 49-year-old Algerian man who had served a prison … Continue reading Police Bust Fraud Ring Led by Algerian Who Helped Finance 9/11 Attacks

Far-left actor Alec Baldwin issued a non-denial denial Saturday over the allegation he punched a 49-year-old man. Baldwin was arrested in Manhattan on Friday and charged with assault and harassment over an incidental that apparently involved a dispute over a parking space in front of Baldwin’s luxury apartment house. According to police, after Baldwin punched … Continue reading ‘SNL’ Star Alec Baldwin Releases Non-Denial Denial About Alleged Assault

The New York Times said on November 2 that President Donald Trump’s high-pressure economy “is the best time for the American labor market in at least 18 years and maybe closer to 50.” In 1968, per capita wages and salaries grew by 6.65 percent, after inflation is included, and then it grew by another 5.4 percent … Continue reading New York Times: ‘Best Time’ for American Employees in Maybe 50 Years

President Donald Trump urged an Indiana crowd of 8,500 strong on Friday that they have to get out and vote Republican if they do not want to say “Speaker [Nancy] Pelosi” for the next two years. “If you don’t want to be saying the words ‘Speaker Pelosi’ for the next two years, you gotta go … Continue reading Donald Trump in Indiana: If You Don’t Want to Say ‘Speaker Pelosi’ for Next 2 Years, ‘You Gotta Go Out and Vote’

Ahead of the November midterm elections, Breitbart News has decided to highlight some of the security and influence concerns surrounding the social media giant Facebook. As the November midterm elections draw close, social media firm Facebook has begun attempting to crack down on “misinformation” on the platform as well as focusing on platform security, an … Continue reading Five Facebook Issues to Watch Out For Ahead of Midterm Elections

Big Tech companies, including Facebook, Snapchat, and Spotify, are encouraging their young userbase to vote next week with a series of features. According to Reuters, “Snap Inc, Facebook Inc and other firms will remind users to vote and link to a nonprofit guide for identifying the correct polling place, ballot items and hours,” in an … Continue reading Big Tech Encouraging Young Users to Vote in Midterms with New Features

A 17-year-old teen has been slain outside a busy London Underground station just hours after a 15-year-old boy was killed just yards from his home as London’s violent crime wave continues. The two killings this week came as the Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police, Cressida Dick, insisted that knife crime in the city has “plateaued” and … Continue reading Khan’s London: Three Teens Stabbed as Police Boss Claims Knife Crime Under Control

Women living in a heavily migrant-populated Paris area who complained about constant harassment from men last year are saying the situation has become even worse, with some refusing to even leave their homes. Last year a group of local women signed a petition in an attempt to call attention to the situation in the Chapelle-Pajol district … Continue reading Women in Migrant-heavy Paris Area Complain Harassment Getting Even Worse

On Friday’s broadcast of HBO’s “Real Time,” host Bill Maher urged young voters to go to the polls by saying that if President Trump wins, he will take it as an endorsement of his behavior, and 18-year-olds “stand a very real chance of not living in a Western-style democracy” for all or part of their … Continue reading Maher: If Trump Wins, 18-Year-Olds ‘Stand a Very Real Chance of Not Living in a Western-Style Democracy’

Friday on MSNBC’s “All In,” actress Jane Fonda declared that people were “woke” and motivated to vote in the midterm elections. Fonda said, “People seemed energized. People are woke. Every woman I know is asking me where do we go, how do we get out the vote, how do we canvas. I don’t know anybody … Continue reading Jane Fonda: ‘People Are Woke,’ Millennials Motivated for Midterms

Friday on MSNBC’s “All In,” feminist and liberal activist Gloria Steinem said the one thing worse than having Associate Justice Brett Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court was being married to him. Steinem said, “Obviously he was somebody that was not even on the first list of candidates. He was there because he believes in the … Continue reading Steinem: ‘One Thing Worse Than’ Kavanaugh on the Supreme Court ‘Is Being Married to Him’

When the San Francisco 49ers lost starting quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo to a season-ending injury in September, there were calls for them to sign Colin Kaepernick. When his backup, C.J. Beathard got hurt in October, you heard more calls for them to sign Kaepernick. But 49ers coach Kyle Shanahan took a pass each time, and based … Continue reading 49ers Choose Mullens Over Kaepernick and Get Great Results

Former CIA director John Brennan endorsed prospective Texas senator Beto O’Rourke via Twitter on Friday morning. “As a former resident of Texas and a proud UT-Austin alumnus,” John Brennan said, “I believe Beto O’Rourke is the type of individual Texans need in the U.S. Senate to represent their best interests. He has the integrity, intellect, … Continue reading Former CIA Director John Brennan Endorses Beto O’Rourke in Texas

Republican Mike Braun stood beside President Donald Trump at Friday’s Indiana rally as he credited Trump’s 2016 run and victory for Braun’s decision to run for U.S. Senate. “Never in my life did I think that I would be on the stage with the President of the United States, the VP, and Bobby Knight,” Braun … Continue reading Mike Braun Credits Donald Trump for Senate Challenge to Donnelly

Former Planned Parenthood president Cecile Richards campaigned with Montana Sen. Jon Tester Thursday after a poll this week found the Democrat to be in a statistical tie with GOP senate candidate Matt Rosendale. Richards, who presided over America’s largest abortion chain for 12 years until her departure earlier this year, spoke with Tester to a … Continue reading Ex-Planned Parenthood CEO Campaigns with MT Sen. Jon Tester

The majority of American women say Senate Democrats used sexual assault accusations against U.S. Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh for political gain, a new poll reveals. The latest Harvard/Harris Poll finds that the majority of American women and men say Democrats were not genuinely concerned with the accusations of sexual assault made by Christine Blasey … Continue reading Majority U.S. Women: Democrats Used Kavanaugh Sexual Assault Accusations for Political Gain

House Democrats are jockeying for leadership positions ahead of what they believe will be a return to the majority party after Tuesday’s midterm elections.  But as Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) and Steny Hoyer (D-MD) plot a return to speakership and majority leader respectively, the Congressional Black Caucus is signaling it wants one of its own in at … Continue reading Racial, Generational Divides Surface in Democrat House Leadership

Friday on CNN’s “The Situation Room,” Sen. Jeff Flake (R-AZ) said President Donald Trump’s “tone” on immigration was “unseemly.” Flake said, “I certainly don’t like the tone that President Trump has taken with regard to blaming immigrants. Having that ad, which I thought was just sickening. And frankly, very untrue with regard to the threat that is posed … Continue reading Flake: Trump’s Tone on Immigration ‘Sickening,’ Blaming Dems, Soros ‘Just Wrong’