China, Russia warn US against government change in North Korea
“Sanctions of any kind are useless and ineffective,” Putin told reporters earlier this month
Author: Mikael Thalen
U.S. lawmakers want ‘supercharged’ response to North Korea nuclear tests
“It’s been a long, long time of waiting for China to comply with the sanctions…”
U.S. senator on Equifax hack: ‘Somebody needs to go to jail’
“How is that not insider trading?”
U.S. senator on Equifax hack: ‘Somebody needs to go to jail’
“How is that not insider trading?”
The White House Fuels Optimism Among US Manufacturers
Encouraged by Trump’s pro-growth policies, manufacturers are increasing investments and adding jobs
North Korea Threatens ‘Pain and Suffering’ As U.N. Approves New Sanctions
“The world will witness how the DPRK tames the U.S. gangsters by taking a series of actions tougher than they have ever envisaged”
NATO leader: North Korea is ‘global threat and requires a global response’
“There is no easy way out of this difficult situation”
Sessions mulling lie detector test for entire NSC staff: report
A spokesman for the attorney general declined to comment
Kid Rock slams media, ‘extreme left’ and Al Sharpton
“Pretty funny how scared I have them all…”
Suicide bomber wounds troops, civilians in Afghanistan attack
The statement did not provide the number of people injured or their nationalities
Best Buy stops selling Kaspersky software
Best Buy is the largest electronics retailer in the U.S.
Trump Prepares 7,450 Troops to Respond to Hurricane Irma and Jose
Trump’s responses to hurricanes stand in sharp contrast to Obama’s handling of Louisiana disaster
Associated Press Refers to Illegal Immigrants as ‘Undocumented Citizens’
Those protected by DACA are innately not U.S. citizens, or they would not fall under the program
Feds Spend $138,000 Asking Four-Year-Olds About Their ‘Internal Sense of Gender Identity’
Study to ask preschoolers what gender toys they play with
More Americans using pot, opioids as smoking rate falls
Spike in marijuana usage comes after voters in eight states and D.C. chose to legalize for recreational purposes