Breitbart | Podesta, the former chief of staff to President Bill Clinton, served on the board of Joule Unlimited, a now defunct alternative energy company, from January 2011 to January 2014.
The Daily Caller | CNN quietly edited a national security analyst’s biography Wednesday after a report revealed she was a board member of a Qatari-funded organization.
RT | If you want to delve into the paranormal, here’s a reason for you to enlist in the Russian Army
RT | Just when you thought Facebook couldn’t get more invasive, the social network has been caught asking new users for the password to their email accounts.
Sputnik | “She insulted my manhood, she said I do not even have hair on my chest.”
Newsbusters | The world’s most-popular YouTuber is now under attack from the left. Liberals want to silence him and remove from YouTube because they claim he’s a “white supremacist.”
Free Beacon | Dems who defended Planned Parenthood helped end kitten research.
Free Beacon | Cash-strapped, ailing alliance is rebounding under Trump.
CNBC | China has acknowledged for the first time that the United States has legitimate gripes about IP theft, forced technology transfer and cyber hacking, White House economic advisor Larry Kudlow told reporters Wednesday.
CNS News | The U.S. District Court for the Western District of Texas ranked No. 1. It convicted 8,179 criminal defendants and sentenced 7,126 of them to imprisonment in the last fiscal year.
Zero Hedge | Central banking cowardice and flawed monetary policy have, over the last decade, dug the world deeper into the hole it was in prior to the crisis.
Zero Hedge | All three women told WaPo that Biden’s unwillingness to apologize for his behavior in his grand mea culpa video had offended them.
Daily Mail | An illegal immigrant and convicted sex offender has been arrested in Louisiana on more than 100 counts of child sex crimes, including producing child pornography and molesting a minor.
Prison Planet.com | No, it was never not creepy to inappropriately touch women and young girls.
Daily Mail | The data of hundreds of millions of Facebook users is being stored in plain sight on Amazon’s cloud servers, security researchers have found.