It is no secret that President Trump’s pardons thus far in his presidency have been extremely polarizing. From Roger Stone to Alice Marie Johnson and former Governor Rob Blagojevich, the administration’s pardons have been covered more by media than any other. Which is why perhaps the most controversial and impactful is yet to come in…
Andrew Kerr More than 43,000 people who tested positive in China for coronavirus by the end of February were not included in the nation’s official tally of confirmed cases, according to a report Sunday. The figure represents so-called “silent carriers,” people who tested positive for the virus but showed no symptoms, according to Chinese government…
Most people have heard the commotion surrounding the Hong Kong protests, but as they were heating up, Wuhan was just getting started. In June of 2019, the Chinese government decided they wanted to place numerous incinerators in a civilian area, causing outrage throughout the already polluted municipality. Why Were They Protesting? The main incinerator was…
When the Wuhan coronavirus first made news in December, like most Americans I didn’t think much of it. The problem was half a world away. Few people were afflicted, and only a small fraction of them had died. We’ll probably hear the last of it when winter gives way to spring, I figured. It hasn’t…
Shelby Talcott The first public impeachment hearing into President Donald Trump began Wednesday with arguments over whether or not to out a whistleblower. House Intelligence Committee Chairman Adam Schiff began the hearing with his opening statements, saying that the president’s July 25 phone call with Ukraine was an impeachable offense and questioning whether Trump was trying to “exploit”…
A February 2018 tweet by Mark Zaid, the attorney representing the Ukraine phone call Whistleblower, appears to indicate him assisting pedophiles obtain government security clearance. An article from Slate raised the question of how a domestic abuser obtained security clearance. Zaid responded in a tweet that he has gotten clearances for people who have child pornography…
Shelby Talcott Republican Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul made an appearance during President Donald Trump’s Kentucky rally Monday night and demanded that the media print the name of the whistleblower whose complaint led to an impeachment inquiry. An official impeachment inquiry launched following the August whistleblower complaint, which largely centered around a July 25 phone call between Trump…
Early this morning, the award-winning whistleblower Edward Snowden went on Joe Rogan’s world famous podcast. They discuss how Snowden‘s life, space aliens, the Fourth Amendment and more! Enjoy it on your favorite podcast app or via the YouTube video below. Follow Joe Rogan on Twitter. [RELATED: Benedict Arnold’s Self-Interest Proves Edward Snowden’s Patriotism]
Chris White Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani vented his frustration Thursday at how reporters are framing his work in Ukraine. Giuliani told The Atlantic that his critics will eventually consider him a hero when all the dust surrounding his work in Ukraine settles. He is under fire after a whistleblower claimed the president…
Peter Hasson GOP Nebraska Sen. Ben Sasse said Wednesday that his fellow Republicans “ought not to be rushing to circle the wagons” around President Donald Trump over his pressuring of the Ukrainian president to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son. Sasse also knocked Democrats who demanded the president’s impeachment before they had…