Former U.S. Atty Andy McCarthy

Mueller’s Collusion-Free Collusion Indictment of Roger Stone

There was no crime until the investigations started

Thiessen: Howard Schultz is calling Democrats out for how radical their party has become

Althouse,

Is the Democrat Party the Party of Unrelenting No Forgiveness?

On this day in 1847,

First Member of Donner Party Dies

On this day in 1812,

Russians Establish Ft. Ross 

North of San Francisco

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Scott Adams,

Walls are necessary for . . better healthcare

David French,

Most Late Term Abortions Are Nothing More Than Casual Killings

The Art of the Deal,

China buys U.S. soybeans a day after trade talks

Illegal Migrant Crossings Surge in Remote New Mexico Desert

MSM Continues to Ignore Growing Attacks on Jews in Brooklyn

President’s Hispanic Pastors Roundtable Gets Zero Coverage on Latino TV Nets

Labor Force Participation at Trump-Era High of 63.2% in January

Trump Economy: Blue-Collar Wages Rise Faster than White-Collar

On this day in 1968,

The Execution of Nguyễn Văn Lém

Maybe the most memorable picture from the Vietnam War

Bill Gates is right - the world really is getting better

US Customs and Border Protection reports its largest fentanyl bust ever, seizing nearly 254 pounds of the opioid in Arizona.

Trump Administration Proposes to Lower Drug Costs by Targeting Backdoor Rebates and Encouraging Direct Discounts to Patients

Dr. Helen Smith,

Would You Mentor a Woman in the Era of #MeToo?

On this day in 1995,

Pres. Clinton Bypasses Congress, Uses Executive Authority, Sends $20B to Mexico

On this day in 1945,

Pvt. Eddie Slovik Executed for Desertion

Jonathan Turley,

Stanford Professor Stops Teaching Course On American Indian Mythologies After 50 Years Due To Indian Student Protest

No kidding:

DNI: China Engaged in Ideological War Against U.S.

"While we were sleeping in the last decade and a half, China had a remarkable rise in capabilities that are stunning," Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats told the Senate Select Committee on Intelligence.

Major Chinese advances were the result of large-scale theft of American technology and other intellectual property, and inserting Chinese agents in U.S. laboratories to steal know-how for China. The theft ranged from automobile manufacturing to sophisticated software to military-related research and development information, Coats said.

Top Pentagon Official Tells Congress: ‘Trump Can Direct The Military To Build The Wall WITHOUT Emergency Declaration’

Jorge Ramos: US Must Accept Border ‘Nothing More than an Invention’

Says it is U.S.' responsibility to absorb Central Americans

Jonathan Turley,  

Party elites' reaction to Howard Schultz shows the party elites cannot handle more political choice than the two offered by the party elites

On this day in 1948,

Gandhi Assassinated

Shot at point blank range and killed by Hindu who hated Gandhi's tolerance of Muslims

On this day in 1835,

Andrew Jackson Survives Assassination Attempt On House Floor

Two pistols, in proper condition and properly loaded, but neither gun fired

On this day in 1861,

Kansas Enters Union as a Free State

The struggle between pro- and anti-slave forces in Kansas

 was a major factor in the eruption of the Civil War.

A Hip Hughes History summary

On this day in 1834,

Andrew Jackson First President to Use Federal Troops to Stop Labor Riot

Shock poll: Democratic swing districts back wall, Trump immigration offer

Also give Trump positive job approval

The Art of the Deal,

Nato members increase defense spending by $100 billion next two years after Trump called them 'delinquents'

U.S. and Taliban Agree in Principle to Afghanistan Peace Framework

On this day in 1986,

CHALLENGER EXPLODES 

DURING TAKEOFF

 Western Washington state lawmakers reintroduce bill to split Washington state into two

Law prof William Jacobson,

Trump’s only option: Declare a National Emergency, build the wall, and declare victory

On this day in 1967,

Apollo 1 Fire 

Kills Three Astronauts During Launchpad Test

Next day TV coverage video

On this day in 1973,

Paris Peace Accords End Vietnam War

58,000 American boys killed, many of whom were drafted to fight and die in Vietnam.

Law prof Jonathan Turley,

The Stone Indictment: Mueller Continues To Build A Case Of Non-Collusion