Communist China is evidently delighted by the prospect of dealing with someone other than Mike Pompeo as U.S. Secretary of State. On Wednesday the state-run Global Times published a hostile farewell from chief editor Hu Xijin in which he portrayed Pompeo as a mad scientist who has been “tampering with the DNA of human diplomacy.”
Statues of U.S. President Ronald Reagan and Pope John Paul II have been vandalised in Poland in recent days, with the attacks in both cases linked by Polish media to pro-abortion protests gripping the country.
After he decided against voting for President Donald Trump or former Vice President Joe Biden, Maryland Republican Gov. Larry Hogan announced Friday that he “voted for Ronald Reagan” in the 2020 presidential election.
Former Vice President Joe Biden is running for the White House this year as an avowed champion of Social Security despite his decades-long effort to freeze spending for the program to cut the federal budget deficit.
Drastic turns can, and do, happen at any time, and yet now, in October 2020, as so many eyes are glued to political events, we realize how much effect they can have.
A solid majority of 56 percent of Americans say they are better off now than they were four years ago, a new Gallup survey reveals.
When President Trump entered Walter Reed National Military Medical Center to be treated for the coronavirus, it continued historic tradition.
In an interview with a left-wing academic NPR compared President Trump to Benito Mussolini, who was responsible for thousands of deaths.
America has not felt this way since the 1980s, since Ronald Reagan rescued the country from Jimmy Carter’s “malaise.”
Male Democrat presidential nominees haven’t always done a good job of vetting their female vice presidential choices.
Students at Chapman University have circulated a petition that calls on administrators to remove busts of President Ronald Reagan and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher. The students claim that removing the busts would make the university a “safer and more inclusive environment.”
The statue of Christopher Columbus that Black Lives Matter protesters tore down and threw into Baltimore’s Inner Harbor on July 4th was dedicated by President Ronald Reagan in October 1984 as a monument to the Italian-American community.
BALTIMORE — Baltimore protesters pulled down a statue of Christopher Columbus and threw it into the city’s Inner Harbor on Saturday night.
In the 1940s, one man stood up for America. One man had the historical authority and understanding about what was happening. Ronald Reagan changed the course of our nation. He was a force of nature. Reagan was hailed as “a one man battalion,” a one man wrecking crew, who defeated Communism in America.
Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Thursday outlined the dynamics behind his warm relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump, saying he is a straight talker and a good friend who is open about his Christian faith.
Monday on “Fox & Friends,” Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) sounded off on the United States’ deal with the Taliban and the 2020 presidential race.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-KY) is warning Republicans to ease up on their dismissal of Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-VT), cautioning it “may be a bit foolish” to assume he would be the easiest Democrat candidate for President Trump to defeat.
Leftist director Oliver Stone sat down with former Ecuadorian President Rafael Correa for an interview on Russia Today (RT), where he insisted President Ronald Reagan declaring the Soviet Union the “evil empire” should apply to the United States.
Consumer sentiment among Republicans is higher than it was when Ronald Reagan won his landslide reelection.
This Tuesday marks the 34th anniversary since the Space Shuttle Challenger exploded off Cape Canaveral in Florida, instantly killing everyone on board.
We are in a different America today. An America that is on the verge of being “fundamentally changed,” as President Obama promised. The sole obstacle for the accomplishment of this change is “a one man wrecking crew” in Donald J Trump, who, like Reagan, was hated by the left. The one difference is, as I mentioned earlier, there were those movers and shakers in Hollywood who stood up for Reagan. Today, those that might have stood up for Trump have been rendered silent for fear of repercussion.
TEL AVIV – Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Monday slammed 106 House Democrats in a letter for their “foolish” fixation in thinking that settlements constitute a barrier to peace.
Virgil channels the thinking of former President Richard Nixon as he watches the latest impeachment hearings.
Former President Ronald Reagan delivered a memorable Thanksgiving address in 1985, with his words continuing to ring true 34 years later.
Millions of Americans across the country are honoring United States heroes and recognizing their endless sacrifices this Veterans Day. While celebrities often get lost in the bustle of ideological political battles in ultra-progressive Hollywood, a number of notable actors, artists, and producers also served in the U.S. military.
After something big happens, the temptation is to say, in retrospect, “Oh yeah, it was obvious. We all knew that would happen.” As they say, everyone has 20/20 hindsight.
A public art installment that is traveling around the United States made a two-day stop in Washington, DC, this week to promote immigration.
BERLIN (AP) – The U.S. Embassy in Berlin unveiled a statue of Ronald Reagan on Friday at a site overlooking the location of the former president’s iconic speech imploring the Soviet Union to remove the Berlin Wall.
A new wildfire erupted Wednesday in wind-whipped Southern California, forcing the evacuation of the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library and nearby homes, as both ends of the state struggled with blazes, dangerously gusty weather and deliberate blackouts.
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison arrived in Washington, DC, Thursday for a week-long U.S. visit, promising to lay the foundations for another 100 years of friendship between the two staunch allies.
The headline in The New York Times is nothing if not declarative: “The Republican Party Is Doomed.” And the first lines of the opinion piece read, “The 2020 election will be transformative like few in our history. It will end with the death of the Republican Party as we know it.”
Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) schooled Tuesday leftist actress Alyssa Milano during a gun control debate, arguing that America should do more to combat gun violence, but without infringing upon Americans’ right to bear arms.
MSNBC “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough praised 2020 Democratic presidential hopeful Joe Biden’s first political ad, which was released Tuesday. According to Scarborough, the former vice president’s ad provided a “hopeful” and “Reaganesque vision” of where the United States can
Henry Rollins, the 80s-era political punk rocker, former Black Flag frontman-turned actor and activist, said in a lengthy Daily Beast interview that even though the backward-thinking electorate that thrusted Donald Trump into the White House is “coming to an end,” the “Democratic candidates are just no match” for him.
“To destroy Ronald Reagan is to destroy American conservatism, and that’s what this is all about,” determined biographer Craig Shirley.
Mayor Pete Buttigieg declared Thursday the political era of former President Ronald Reagan was over for the millennial generation of Democrats.
Australia’s Prime Minister Scott Morrison confirmed Saturday he has been invited by U.S. President Donald Trump to an official state dinner at the White House. It is the first such invitation to an Australian prime minister since George Bush hosted John Howard in 2006.
Australia and America “see the world through the same eyes” declared Prime Minister Scott Morrison on Friday moments after he landed on the deck of the U.S. Navy aircraft carrier USS Ronald Reagan.
Last week, Netflix debuted its comedy series “Mr. Iglesias,” starring comedian Gabriel Iglesias. The teen-oriented show is merely the latest program on the streamer to constantly bash President Trump and conservatives.
Former Vice President Joe Biden told black leaders to “move beyond” the issue of busing to desegregate public schools ahead of his first presidential run.
