By Robert Romano The morning right before President Donald Trump ordered the U.S. Navy to bomb the al Shayrat air base on April 6, his one-time rival Hillary Clinton called for precisely the same policy in response to Syria’s use of chemical weapons in Iblid. “I really […]

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By Rick Manning Some in the music industry are encouraging Attorney General Jeff Sessions to withdraw from defending a more than 70-year-old consent decree that has created an expeditious and workable way for those who write music to receive payments for their intellectual property. General Sessions should […]

By Rick Manning President Donald Trump has determined that urgent action in Syria was necessary to degrade the ability of the Bashar al-Assad regime to deliver further chemical weapons attacks there or anywhere else in wake of the horrific gas attack in Iblid. But further action is […]

By Natalia Castro Being a Republican is not synonymous with being a Russian spy; yet according to Democrats paranoid about possible Russian intervention into the 2016 election, the two have basically become the same. Through a series of baseless claims, liberal media is trying to […]

By Robert Romano With up to 44 Senate Democrats pledged to vote against ending debate on President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch, the make or break moment for the Republican Senate majority is now at hand. It’s now or never to confirm Gorsuch […]

By Printus LeBlanc On April 5, President Donald Trump held a press conference with King Abdullah of Jordan.  At it, he took the opportunity recent chemical weapons attack in Idlib that killed dozens of people, expressing his outrage, but stopped short of calling for regime […]

By Robert Romano Attorney General Jeff Sessions has ordered the Justice Department review of all consent decrees entered into with police and corrections departments across the country — “prosecute and settle” agreements by the Civil Rights Division whereby a liberal city agrees that it has violated the civil rights of its citizens, and agrees to implement a federal program regulating searches, stops and the use of […]

By Peter Hong With over 40 Senate Democrats pledging to hold up the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court, we are witnessing history: only the second filibuster of a Supreme Court nominee ever ( the first was 1968 when Abe Fortas failed the reach cloture in LBJ’s bid to promote him to Chief Justice ). Fortunately, this historical anomaly should be short-lived, […]

By Robert Romano Bloomberg View columnist Eli Lake’s bombshell revelation on April 3 that “former national security adviser Susan Rice requested the identities of U.S. persons in raw intelligence reports on dozens of occasions that connect to the Donald Trump transition and campaign” has sent a political earthquake through Washington, D.C. And it raises some key questions, particularly […]