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With 300 current refugees under FBI investigation, a ban on further refugees makes sense to aid the efforts. Donald Trump has taken an aggressive stance on improving the security of the United States. This includes the first steps to tighten the physical border with Mexico. It also includes looking at ways to secure international customs checkpoints at airports. These hard-line

FBI Director James Comey summed up the last month of privacy breaches, by stating straight out, “There is no such thing as absolute privacy in America. ‘ In an explosive speech yesterday at Boston College, FBI Director Comey essentially ended America as we know it. Or at least what those of us who were schooled pre-millennia, were taught America should

Poor Bill Clinton… It’s been tough making all that free money at the Clinton Foundation now that Hillary got thumped. The former president took a shot at President Donald Trump this week during a speech at the Brookings Institution. Bill Clinton: People who claim to want the nation state or actually trying to have a pan national movement to institutionalize

An Attorney Speaks To The Media Following The Trial, In Which Two Defendants Were Found Guilty, But The Judge Had Some Questionable Actions Unlike the first trial, in which jurors found Oregon wildlife refuge occupiers not guilty, today jurors in the second trial rendered a different fate for four different defendants of the peaceful protest. A fate decided by a

The Gateway Pundit’s White House correspondent Lucian Wintrich was allegedly assaulted in the White House Friday by a Fox News Radio reporter before the press briefing by Sean Spicer. Afterwards, Wintrich was interrogated by April Ryan on whether he is a racist, believes in integration and blacks and whites mingling. This came after he was reportedly called a Nazi and

President Trump’s immigration crackdown has taken another prized Mexican-food purveyor. Piro Garcia, who used to run two widely celebrated taco trucks in south Houston, was rounded up by Immigration and Customs Enforcement officials last month. Garcia has been in the U.S. since 1994, when he fled his home country of Guatemala at the end of its brutal civil war. NPR