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FPI  / April 21, 2019 Volume two of the Mueller report has no legal significance, talk show host Mark Levin said on Fox News on April 20. Following are excerpts: This report, volume two, doesn’t have a syllable of legal significance. There’s not a syllable of law in it. It doesn’t matter what McGahn said […]

FPI  / April 19, 2019 Among the more underreported takeaways from the Mueller report involved Trump campaign associate Carter Page and ex-Trump lawyer Michael Cohen. Page, who had been accused felonious acts in the anti-Trump dossier, was exonerated by Mueller’s report. “The investigation did not establish that Page coordinated with the Russian government in its […]

FPI / April 20, 2019 By Donald Kirk SEOUL — The sinking of the Sewol ferry five years ago was one of the greatest tragedies in Korean history. The memory for me, along with many others, is especially poignant since I spent hours in the great school gymnasium where families of the 304 victims, most […]

Analysis by FPI  / April 19, 2019 Shrugging off the part where President Donald Trump was exonerated, Democrats and their corporate media minions are seizing on the “political document” that is the Mueller report to extend the “national nightmare,” analysts say. Media reaction to special counsel Robert Mueller’s report only shows how tied they are […]

FPI  / April 19, 2019 Kate Smith’s 1939 recording of “God Bless America” is no longer be played during the seventh-inning stretch at Yankee Stadium in New York. The Yankees said they made the decision after learning Smith, who died in 1986, had also provided vocals for songs with what have been described as racist […]

FPI  / April 18, 2019 The Mueller investigation “began on the battlefields of Iraq and Afghanistan,” when Gen. Mike Flynn “changed the way we did intelligence against the likes of Zarqawi, bin Laden, the Taliban, and their allies,” an analyst contends. Flynn “saw that our battlefield intelligence was too slow. We collected information from the […]

Analysis FPI  / April 18, 2019 In the wake of the potential loss of Notre Dame Cathedral to fire, The New York Times published an article by Pamela Druckerman stating “we’ve failed, as a civilization, to be the caretakers of something priceless.” “Priceless? Where in the New York Times over the past ten years has anything designed […]

FPI  / April 18, 2019 A Mexican immigrant and mother of six called out South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg, a Democrat and 2020 presidential candidate, for what she said was his hypocrisy for crying “foul about policies that ‘harm you and your family’ while your side pushes for government intrusions into the parent-child relationship at […]

FPI  / April 18, 2019 North Carolina’s Democratic governor has vetoed a bill passed by the Republican-controlled legislature which would have required doctors to provide the same medical care to a baby that survives an abortion as they give to any other newborn. The “Born-Alive Abortion Survivors’ Protection Act”, Senate Bill 359, was vetoed by […]

FPI  / April 18, 2019 By Judicial Watch Following a massive bust of the notorious Sinaloa Cartel in Ohio, state legislators are utilizing many of Judicial Watch’s arguments to get the federal government to designate Mexican drug cartels as Foreign Terrorist Organizations (FTO). In a resolution introduced this month, lawmakers in the Buckeye State “respectfully […]

FPI  / April 17, 2019 Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell is calling on Middle America to fight back against liberal “coastal cities” which seek to “redesign the whole country in their image.” “Progressives are openly acknowledging they’ll never get their agenda through the constitutional machinery as it’s operated for centuries, so they’ve concluded it’s the […]

FPI  / April 17, 2019 The Republican chairmen of three Senate committees are seeking access to a “highly classified” memo relating to the investigation of Hillary Clinton’s use of a private email server. Sens. Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who chairs the Judiciary Committee, Chuck Grassley of Iowa, who chairs the finance committee, and Ron Johnson of […]

Analysis by FPI  / April 17, 2019 Twitter is the first of the Silicon Valley tech giants to part ways with the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC), which has been accused of workplace mistreatment of women and people of color and scamming liberal donors out of money. “The SPLC is not a member of Twitter’s Trust […]

FPI / April 17, 2019 By John J. Metzler UNITED NATIONS — Faced with an entrenched dictatorship, challenged by a deepening political crisis, and undermined by an escalating humanitarian catastrophe, Venezuela is careening towards the edge of the cliff. The once-prosperous Latin American country has entered an explosive political limbo which threatens both Venezuela as […]

FPI  / April 17, 2019 The global economy is losing $3.2 trillion per year due to corruption which includes bribery and theft of funds, according to the United Nations. Corruption “robs societies of schools, hospitals and other vital services, drives away foreign investment and strips nations of their natural resources,” said UN Secretary General Antonio […]