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Halting the conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan
On Oct. 14, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov proposed that Russian peacekeepers or observers should be deployed to halt the current conflict between Armenia and Azerbaijan.
Chinese Communist Party seeks nothing less than global domination
Mr. Xi is pursuing not global leadership but global domination. His intention is to build a new illiberal international order, one with rules made in China, for China and enforced by China.
Google, prepare to be cowed
In what will surely go down in Big Tech history as an "about time" moment for censor-weary Americans, the U.S. Justice Department filed a suit against Google, accusing the online giant of antitrust violations. Google, prepare to be cowed. At least a little bit.
Should Maryland decriminalize sports betting? Yes.
In November, Maryland voters will weigh in on whether sports betting should be legal in the state.
Why I don't believe in the polls, and you shouldn't either
If you listen to most mainstream media outlets, you would think there is no hope for President Trump in the 2020 election.
'Never Trumpers' and Democratic Party are the real threat to the Constitution
Many "Never Trump" conservative Republicans have joined Democrats in declaring Donald Trump to be an existential threat to American democracy as we know it.
What is President Trump's health care plan?
You will also be able to actually shop for medical services, because the president's plan requires that prices be posted for all to see. Watch prices come down. Fast.
Two weeks left and plenty of buffoonery to go in the presidential election
Two weeks from today we shall know who is to be our next president. Or perhaps we will not know who is to be our next president two weeks from today. It might take three or four weeks.
Christmas with the Joe Biden cranks
President Donald Trump said in a rally over the weekend that if Joe Biden wins the White House, be prepared for a canceled Christmas season. That's the truth. Christmas -- and beyond.
National Harbor has a problem
National Harbor, a U.S. Census-designated site, is being overtaken by youths and nefarious ne'er-do-wells, including partygoers, restaurant-goers who skip out on their bills and -- get this -- parents and other adults who rent hotel rooms for the careless young people.
A big censorship test run
In news almost everyone saw coming, Monday morning Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden announced he would hold no further press events until after the final presidential debate with Donald Trump on Thursday. What's remarkable is not the duck-and-cover routine Mr. Biden has been playing — we all know what that's about — but the fact that the media is simply willing to accept whatever political ploy from the campaign, no matter how anti-democratic.
Trump a true 'people's' president
Whether you like the current U.S. president or not, you might want to view the record of TV broadcast coverage on the evening of the 2016 election. Records of talking heads and other assorted "experts" reveal the antipathy the upper crust has for middle-, working- and lower-class Americans.
Death numbers need ratios
Remember how a sharp rise in global temperatures was compared to a "hockey stick" back in 2006? Turns out it was a gross exaggeration. Likewise, the global COVID-19 death rate has been greatly exaggerated, as revealed in a recent World Health Organization report. Crises often invite exaggerations. This report reveals a 0.023% mortality rate, lower than the initially estimated rate of 3.4%, which would be approximately 265 million deaths. A 0.23% death rate is about 18 million people.
'Experts' are contradictory
The final verdict from the World Health Organization, the National Institutes for Health and BitChute experts regarding face masks has been announced. It turns out masks are either utterly essential or unnecessary; fool-proof or fool-hardy; and worth the discomfort of claustrophobia (despite self-contamination or reinfection). Almost everyone agrees that mandatory or voluntary masks and nasal and mouth plugs (or hazmat suits) will either stop or prolong the spread of COVID-19.
Social media's preemptive spiking of New York Post story shows bias against conservatives continues
Twitter and Facebook are quickly backpedaling after suppressing a New York Post story damaging to former Vice President Joe Biden, but that doesn't erase the fact that just weeks before an election, the social media platforms continue to enforce their rules differently for those with whom they disagree politically.
Stop the presses: According to latest studies, we are all going to die
Here's the bad news: According to the latest study, we are all going to die. Worse, it is for the most part sooner than expected. I'm not talking about COVID-19.
Trump still running as outsider
The surest takeaway from the past four years in politics is that whatever crimes people accuse President Trump of committing are, in fact, being committed by the accusers themselves.
'Handmaid' leftist activists protest Barrett nomination while supporting socialist subservience
As soon as Amy Coney Barrett was nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court, the left predictably pounced.
Media must press Biden to explain son Hunter's financial dealings in Ukraine and Beijing
It was President Nixon who said in the midst of the enveloping Watergate scandal: "People have got to know whether or not their president is a crook. Well, I'm not a crook. I earned everything I've got."
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