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Author and intelligence analyst Malcolm Nance said Friday on MSNBC’s “The ReidOut” that the January 6 riot at the Capitol was only the start of the “Trump insurgency.”Nance said, “As you recall, on November 6, 2020, I was on ‘Real Time’ with Bill Maher, and when everyone was on the show preaching kumbaya and come together and understand the Trump voters, and I say I have some bad news and they are going into insurgency. An insurgency is not an insurrection. That’s just one action that takes place during an insurgency. An insurgency is a broad campaign that may involve...

TEL AVIV - Former President Jimmy Carter told the Palestinian government he would work privately to push for U.S. and international sanctions against Israel, according to officials in the Palestinian Authority. Separately, Carter told Hamas leaders that he would lobby the Obama administration to open dialogue with the terrorist organization, Hamas officials in Gaza told WND.

WASHINGTON — Bald, mustachioed, 5-foot-5, the Hollywood congressman who'd rather watch the Academy Awards at home than mingle with the stars, Henry Waxman is hardly a fearsome or famous figure to most of America.But Time magazine recently dubbed the California Democrat "The Scariest Guy in Town."With his political party taking control of Congress, the incoming chairman of the House Government Reform Committee has subpoena power to probe the Bush administration or just about anything else that strikes his investigative fancy. The soft-spoken son of a Jewish grocer, Waxman grew up over the family store in Watts. During more than three...

A couple of days ago, bird watcher and forest conservation advocate, Rita Dean of Greenville, SC, wrote a letter complaining about me to the chancellor (and nearly every other administrator) of my university. She was shocked at some comments she heard when she saw me speaking on Capitol Hill (broadcast live on C-Span) in affiliation with the Clare Boothe Luce Policy Institute. Here's part of what Rita had to say: "Carrying the banner of higher education, Mr. [sic] Adams today promoted the proliferation of firearms and tied this policy directly to the credentials and advancement of college Republicans. He encouraged...

Al Gore. State election officials ultimately declared George W. Bush the winner by a margin of 537 votes, but during and after the election dispute, questions remained about the uncounted ballots of 175,010 voters, ballots that had been rejected by error-prone tabulating machines employed in many Florida counties. Confusion and conflict, much of it generated by partisan intrigue, prevented these ballots from being counted during the election controversy. However, in 2001 every uncounted ballot was carefully examined in a scientific study by the University of Chicago, which concluded that when all the votes were counted, more votes had been cast...