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China, Russia, Iran Didn’t Manipulate 2020 Presidential Election Results: DOJ and DHS

Several federal agencies on Tuesday found that there was no evidence of any foreign government interference or manipulation in the 2020 presidential election. The Department of Justice, including the FBI, and the Department of Homeland Security and its cybersecurity agency, said in a joint report (pdf) that they “have no evidence that any foreign government-affiliated […]

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Illegal Immigrants Sentenced to Prison for Running Meth Lab Near Georgia Elementary School

Three illegal immigrants have been sentenced to federal prison for manufacturing and distributing methamphetamine in a Norcross, Georgia, home where a child lived and less than 200 feet from an elementary school. Roberto Arroyo-Garcia, 39, a Mexican national who has history of two deportations related to drug convictions, was sentenced Monday to 22 years in

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3 Die When Car Hits 9 People in San Diego; Driver in Custody

SAN DIEGO—A driver plowed through a crowd on a sidewalk under an overpass with homeless tents on a rainy Monday morning in downtown San Diego, killing three people and injuring six others, including two who are hospitalized in critical condition, police said. The driver—whom authorities identified only as a 71-year-old man—appeared to lose control of

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Kosovo Follows US, Guatemala in Opening Embassy in Jerusalem

JERUSALEM—Kosovo opened its embassy to Israel in Jerusalem on Sunday, joining the United States and Guatemala as the only countries with embassies in a city whose status is at the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Muslim-majority Kosovo promised to locate its embassy in Jerusalem when it established diplomatic ties with Israel last year under U.S.

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The Plight of Chinese Military Veterans Highlights Xi Jinping’s Political Dilemma

Commentary On Jan. 1, China’s first Veterans Protection Law came into effect, 72 years after the Communist Party seized power in the country. But can the current plight of Chinese veterans be reversed by this law? The number of retired military personnel has reached 57 million in China as of 2018, according to the Ministry

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Sen. Manchin Calls Border Surge a ‘Crisis,’ as Scrutiny Grows

As the border surge continues to escalate amid increasing scrutiny, one Democrat is publicly criticizing the administration for how it handled its messaging on immigration, as well as the situation itself. The White House and the Biden administration have repeatedly refused to use the word “crisis” when describing the historical increase of illegal immigrants crossing the

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50 House Democrats Call on Biden to Slash Pentagon’s Budget

Fifty House Democrats sent a letter to President Joe Biden to slash the Department of Defense’s $700 billion budget. “While we are heartened that your administration is not contemplating expanding the Pentagon’s already inflated budget, our new Democratic majorities in Congress along with your administration should go further,” House lawmakers wrote Tuesday in a letter to

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Gun Rights “Distinctly American,” Advocates Warn of Socialist Agenda

Two gun-control bills passed in the House on March 11 tighten the background check requirements on gun sales, including private ones. David Adams, vice president and legislative director of Virginia Shooting Sports Association (VSSA), described the right to bear arms as “something that’s distinctly American.” He and other gun rights advocates warn that a universal

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Italy Opens Manslaughter Probe as Teacher Dies Hours After Getting AstraZeneca Vaccine

Italian officials have begun a manslaughter investigation following the death of a 57-year-old music teacher hours after receiving AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine, according to local media reports. Officials have so far said there is no evidence of a direct link between the man’s death and his shot. Prosecutors in the northern Italian region of Piedmont announced they opened

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