President Trump has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize for a second time this week — this time for brokering a historic peace deal between Serbia and breakaway republic Kosovo. In a Friday morning tweet, Magnus Jacobsson, a member of the Swedish Parliament, announced he was nominating the Trump administration and the two European nations for their “joint work for peace …
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The Harvest Crusade is one of the single largest annual Christian outreach events. For those living in California, the flyers, bumper stickers and billboards are a constant reminder of the modern-day revival efforts. In a world where information is available at the press of a button, it seems strange that people would still not know about God — but there …
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It took just six seconds for Democratic Rep. Max Rose (N.Y) to drive his point home in a new ad attacking New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio. Rose, who represents New York’s 11th congressional district, which includes all of Staten Island and parts of southern Brooklyn, used only the few words necessary to characterize his feelings about the mayor. …
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An intolerant leftist mob swarmed and attacked political commentator and activist Kaitlin Bennett for the crime of being a conservative at the University of Central Florida on Thursday. The young woman being attacked for her political views trended on Twitter, with the platform (and arguably, publisher) labeling the incident as “Conservative provocateur Kaitlin ‘gun girl’ Bennett draws a crowd on …
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CNN’s Pamela Brown on Wednesday got into a heated exchange with Republican Sen. John Kennedy (La.) after he deflected questions about President Trump saying he downplayed the COVID-19 pandemic’s severity in an interview with journalist Bob Woodward. “Senator, President Trump told Bob Woodward the first week of February that he knew the coronavirus could be spread through the air and that it was more deadly than the flu, but …
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President Trump’s two weekend campaign rallies in Nevada have been cancelled due to coronavirus rules imposed by Democrat Governor Steve Sisolak banning large crowds over fifty people. The outdoor rallies were set to be held at Reno-Tahoe International Airport on Saturday and McCarran International Airport in Las Vegas on Sunday. Trump held a massive outdoor airport rally in Winston-Salem, North Carolina Tuesday …
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A top staffer who works for the Speaker of the Oregon House of Representatives was arrested by the Portland Police Bureau last week during the city’s nightly riots. Kristina Narayan was arrested, along with 58 others, on September 5 and charged with interfering with a Peace Officer, a misdemeanor. Narayan works as a Legislative Director for House Speaker Tina Kotek (D), …
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“I believe we are rounding the corner,” President Trump said of the state of the coronavirus in the United States. Patients are recovering at a quicker rate, and states are starting to reopen, he reasoned. He announced that there “won’t be anymore shutdowns.” Trump spent a few moments recalling how poorly his current presidential opponent Joe Biden handled H1N1, Swine …
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Fox News host Tucker Carlson said that he was “embarrassed” he didn’t consider the economic incentives for the lockdowns to continue. “I’m embarrassed, as you said … we haven’t spent enough time on this show looking at the economic incentives to continue this. But that, that is profound, we’re spending a billion dollars a week [on testing]. So what you’re …
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Speaking at the White House Wednesday afternoon, Press Secretary Kayleigh McEnany was pressed by a reporter about why President Trump held a rally last night in North Carolina when local restrictions still limit gatherings to 50 people. “Why did the President have thousands of people, many not wearing masks, at a rally last night in [North Carolina], in a state …
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